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

...between North Korea and South Korea. This paper explores how and why the Western European and North American churches, their missionaries, and the <em>Korean</em> churches supported the South <em>Korean</em> government, the United States, and the United Nations during the <em>Korean</em> War. Christian churches in the Western nations considered it imperative to support the United Nations in its effort to maintain international order...

[학술논문] Growth and Stagnation of the <em>Korean</em> <em>Church</em>

...The <em>Korean</em> <em>church</em> was not able to focus normally on <em>church</em> growth because its priority was to gather its scattered members and rebuild its <em>church</em> organization after liberation. In addition, the <em>Korean</em> War that lasted three years from 1950 greatly damaged the <em>Korean</em> <em>church</em> in its human and material resources, and destroyed all <em>church</em> organizations in North Korea. Therefore, the <em>Korean</em> <em>church</em> had no...

[학술논문] 세계화시대 북한의 종교정책과 종교자유에 관한 연구

...regime collapse or a leadership change, North Korea has to utilize religion as a tool to connect the people and the government. Furthermore, churches in South Korea have to acknowledge North <em>Korean</em> <em>church</em> as a <em>church</em> existing in a unique culture and environment. Churches in South Korea have to play an important role as a mediator between North and South Korea so that the two nations can be in good terms...

[학술논문] 통일선교를 위한 한국교회 대북지원의 효율성 모색

...<em>Korean</em> <em>church</em> is carried out with more Diakonia than Kerygma. It has the positive effects on the national product as well as on the food-and nutrition status in North Korea, besides on the personal relations between South and North Korea. It has also the positive mission effect in North Korea, although that is not confirmed exactly with number. But because of the exclusionism of the North <em>Korean</em> regime...

[학술논문] 교계제도 설정에 대한 한국 교회의 인식

...indicated that the <em>Korean</em> <em>Church</em> was practically no different from mission field, although the hierarchy had been established. The ecclesiastical hierarchy included not only South <em>Korean</em> <em>Church</em> but also North <em>Korean</em> <em>Church</em>. Apostolic Vicariates of Hamheung and Pyeongyang in North Korea were elevated to become dioceses. The South <em>Korean</em> <em>Church</em> interpreted it to mean that the South <em>Korean</em> government had...

[국내] 냉전기 한 자유주의자의 ‘저항’ 담론 형성과 분단 사유 : 김재준의 경우

...separation of <em>church</em> and state. Kim Jae-joon&rsquo;s acquisition of Christian &ldquo;human freedom&rdquo; and &ldquo;human dignity&rdquo; is formed from the experience of extreme confrontation between totalitarianism (violence of the majority vote) and individuals (freedom of religious conscience) in the theology free movement against Presbyterianism in the 1930s and the <em>Korean</em> Presbyterian <em>Church</em> of Korea...