I recognize the name not because I studied it, but because I have read in the papers about her and for some time during Sunday morning when the liturgist of my church requested all members to pray for her. I can only associate the name with a legal trial in Malaysia on the freedom of religion and no more other details are in my record book. Strangely enough, I rarely hear of anyone speaking about her or the details of her story. Even then, her name would be briefly mentioned and then quickly brushed aside, just like any other chat we would have about any trivial national news in the papers. I do not know the full account of her story but I do know that she is appealing in the Federal Court, the highest court in the Malaysian Judiciary System, for her freedom in religion until I did a little research on my own regarding Lina Joy. In a nutshell, Lina Joy is a Malay and under the Malaysian Federal Constitution, a Malay is defined as someone who practices Islam. She converted to Christiani...