[학술논문] The <em>Korean</em> War (1950-1953) and Christianity: Pro-American Activities of the <em>Christian</em> Churches and the <em>North</em> <em>Korean</em> Reactions

...the pro-American stance of the <em>Christian</em> churches the Communist regime of <em>North</em> Korea regarded Christianity as an anti-patriotic religion. Because of this belief, the <em>North</em> <em>Korean</em> regime intensified its anti-religious campaigns, and tried to wipe out Christians in the post-bellum period. Thus, the <em>Korean</em> War deepened the conflict between Marxist regime and <em>Christian</em> churches, and brought about an...

[학위논문] 해방 이후 북한교회사에서 강량욱의 위치와 역할에 관한 연구

...is to discuss the development of the history of Church in <em>North</em> Korea since 1945, by exploring the life and activities of Kang Ryang Uk, a prominent <em>North</em> <em>Korean</em> Church leader.<br /> <br /> He was the founder and first chairman of the Central Committee of the <em>Korean</em> <em>Christian</em> <em>Federation</em>. He also took the high positions in the <em>North</em> <em>Korean</em> government, including the second highest political position...

[학위논문] 북한선교 역사와 현황이해를 통한 효과적인 선교정책의 원리와 방향에 관한 연구 : 한국교회와 기독교 단체를 중심으로

... missions, when <em>North</em> Korea is open to free proclamation of the gospel.<br /> <br /> As the types of missions which aimed for material support of <em>North</em> Korea only through the <em>Korean</em> Church <em>Federation</em> have changed to various channels, the problem of <em>Christian</em> identity in <em>North</em> Korea missions has been raised. Also in the modern age of globalization, everything is viewed from the logic of capitalism...

[학위논문] 공공신학의 관점에서 보는 한국교회 통일방안에 관한 연구

...And in <em>christian</em> social ethical response as an ecumenical agent, I explained responses as an ecumenical agent between unification politics and unification theology, between progressive camp&#39;s unification theology and conservative camp&#39;s unification theology, and a theology of a theology of <em>North</em> church(the <em>Christian</em> <em>Federation</em> of Korea) as well as <em>North</em> <em>Korean</em> Defectors in South <em>Korean</em>. And...