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THE Christian Federation of Malaysia (CFM) is truly disappointed and dismayed that after more than two months from disparaging the Holy Scriptures founding the faith of a third of the world, Pasir Puteh Member of Parliament Dr Nik Muhammad Zawawi Nik Salleh could not find it in himself to apologise sincerely and fulsomely for his appalling and unfounded charge that the Bible is distorted and altered.

Instead, under the guise of a classic non-apology – and even that tendered only at the prompting of the Speaker of the Dewan Rakyat – he compounded his affront of Aug 26,2020 by claiming that he had then intended “to defend the original form of the Bible that was revealed to Jesus without any alterations”,

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