CA greets Christian community on Christmas eve
In a message on the eve of the day, he said Jesus Christ, the founder of Christianity, was born in Bethlehem on this day.
Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus today (24 December) extended his heartfelt greetings and congratulations to the Christian community on the occasion of Christmas Day, the greatest religious festival of Christians.
In a message on the eve of the day, he said Jesus Christ, the founder of Christianity, was born in Bethlehem on this day.
He said Jesus came into the world with the message of peace, justice and the liberation of humanity.
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"One of the main goals of His life was to free humankind from sin and guide them on the path of truth, goodness and justice. The great Jesus was always devoted to serving the distressed, the neglected and the starving.
Throughout His life, He preached the glory of forgiveness, love and devotion to God. His way of life and noble moral virtues remain exemplary ideals for His devotees and followers even today," he said.
Mentioning Bangladesh as a shining example of communal harmony, Prof Yunus said, "Since time immemorial, the people of this country have maintained cordial coexistence by respecting different religions, cultures and customs."
He expressed hope that the celebration of Christmas with due dignity and enthusiasm would further strengthen this bond of harmony.
The chief adviser said the present interim government is working to build a discrimination-free, justice-based and prosperous Bangladesh for all, irrespective of religion, caste and community.
He called upon all Christians to come forward, inspired by patriotism and the great ideals of humanity, to help realise the dream of a New Bangladesh.
He wished peace, prosperity and well-being to all, including the Christian community.
