SITUASI PURA LUHUR PUJA MANDALAN

Second, there is also a consideration of the balance of the progress of IPTEC and IMTAC. The development of international tourist destinations is clear, in line with the progress of science, knowledge and technology. If science is so good, the reality of faith and righteousness is degraded. Of course, our culture will also be affected. The relationship with that needs to be balanced. On the other hand, it can be imagined that with the development of international tourist destinations, those who will come to work, visit and so on, to Nusa Dua, are extraordinary. Not only the locals, but of course also foreigners, even live here. What does it mean? They need a facility for worship for them. And all of this goes according to the procedure. So, the tourism director writes to the governor of Bali. The governor of Bali also agrees to write to Aliputra at that time, to get his permission. The committee that builds this involves stakeholders. The STP, the community, and the religion. So the development does not cause any negative interpretation. This is just the beginning. Well, next. The first stone for the development of these five houses of worship was on December 20, 1994, by the governor of Bali at that time. Because the governor was the one who was going to visit the people of Solo. It was a bit tense. So, the first stone was laid in 1994. But, the one who built it was not the government. The one who built it was all the members of the community. The one who built the mosque, of course, was a Muslim, a Catholic with a church. It was not easy to raise funds. Three years later, on October 20, 1997, the operation began. There were only three of them. Masjid Agung Ibn Battuta, a Catholic mosque, and a Protestant mosque. Meanwhile, Hindus and Wihara still came. All of them. It was very difficult. It was not easy. It was very complicated. I don't know. This is what he said. In 2015, he was sent to R3. His car was an R3 Longview. Why? He suffered from a car accident in Stadium 4. He was in the traffic jam. This caused his mouth to dry up every time he called. He couldn't speak.