Publisher: Yonsei University Press
652 pages | 176X248mm
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About This Book
There has been long in demand of a comprehensive one-volume history of the
Churches in Korea since the coming of the Christianity down to the present day.
The author focused his pen on the miraculous growth of the Churches in Korea
which has been rightly called the marvel of the modern world history and on the
process of the formation of a national Church amidst the complicated
international relations in the Far East - Korea, Japan and United States.
It can be confidently asserted that this major work from his pen will take its
place as authoritative and lasting value.
Contents:
The Preface
I. Early Contacts of Christianity with Korea
1. A Contact of Nestorians with Korea through the Tang
2. Roman Catholicism Contacted via Mongolia
3. Contact with Christianity through Japanese Invasion
II. Roman Catholicism in Korea
4. Seeking After Truth Before the Western Mission
5. Christianity Experienced as Heterogeneity against the System and
Tradition
6. Hwang Sayung Incident
7. Sung-Jaesang-Su of Chung Hasang
8. Foreign Contacts of Modern Korea and Persecutions
III. Protestant Church in Korea
9. Korea as the Soil for the Christian Missions
10. Type of Protestant Faith Introduced into Korea
11. Early Korean Church and the Form of Faith
12. Mission Policy of the Foreign Missionary
13. Korean Churches in the Process of Forming
14. Christian Life and the Faith Formed
15. Church under the Cross
16. Korean Church and the March-First Movement
17. Church and Social Changes
18. Beginning of Sectarian Movements and Ecumenical Movements
19. Mysticism of Rev. Lee Yonder
20. Church in Crisis Searching Site to Stand On
21. Bush Burning Yet Not Consumed
22. And the Evening and the Morning Were
23. New Atmosphere in Korean Church
Bibliography
Index
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