4 Comments on “Madura Island as a Province”

1. Ardhyana Says:
   November 17th, 2006 at 3:24 pm

   I am a Madurese. I think this is the most beautiful island in the world. The Madurese are always able to see good things inside people no matter who he is. Its people have the strongest faith to religion, beliefs, and spiritual thing. They are simple, kind, obstinate, hard working, and believe ini something good about their selves. Go MAdurese! one day, I want to see the real religious, developing, independent, smart, intelligent, and dynamic MAdura. Allahu Akbar!

2. Jessica Morman Says:
   December 15th, 2006 at 3:36 am

   I am a home schooled American college graduate (English literature, Patrick Henry College in Purcellville, VA 2005), daughter of American missionaries. My parents, dad raised Catholic, mom raised Methodist, became evangelical Protestants at Southern Illinois University through Campus Crusade for Christ. You might say Bill Bright’s _Four Laws_ were my catechism, soon supplemented by the Westminster Cathechism in the Presbyterian Church in America when I was sixteen. Reading the Madurese plan to outlaw gambling, pornography, immodesty and narcotics, I at first thought: Great idea! That reminds me of Oliver Cromwell, and the Scottish Presbyterians whom I admire — and whose ideas inspired our Pilgrim fathers. Madura Island is a place where I could raise kids! Yet I know that Sharia law tends to hurt Muslims who profess faith in Christ Jesus. Perhaps this strategy is more like that of the Amish, whom I sometimes desire to join, but no, I know that we must be in the world because Christ in us is greater than Satan in the world (and my own sinful nature too). Also, I think of the Prohibition, properly made an amendment to the US Constitution. Did that Prohibition get rid of drunkenness in America? No! The young people, such as in the _Great Gatsby_ found illegal means. Similarly, I was in favor of a quiet lights out curfew at my Christian college, but we did not have one. Some amount of freedom is necessary. Also, with the Holy Spirit’s power, you can be yourself and still be good and enjoy life. Merry Christmas!

3. Dea Says:
   December 18th, 2008 at 2:47 pm

   it’s can become an opportunity to Madura Island showed it’s self more,especially about culture and tourism spot.
   Go Fight Beautiful Island ¥ *_*

4. MOHAMED BASHRAHIL Says:
   October 27th, 2009 at 4:42 am

   BISMI LLAHI RAH MANI RAHIIM

   WE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE PICTURES AND THE AL AMIN SCHOOL PICTURES SO THAT WE CAN SEND OUR CHIKDREN TO YOUR ISLAND I AM FROM TANZANIA AND WITHOUT A PROPER RELIGION IS LIKE A COW WITHOUT ARE SHEPHERD

   ASSALAMU ALAIKUM

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