
Crossing the Walls of Religion
Building bridges where others saw walls: When religious rivals sat down together demonstrating the power of dialogue Continued from part 1: Building Bridges Across Korea’s

Building bridges where others saw walls: When religious rivals sat down together demonstrating the power of dialogue Continued from part 1: Building Bridges Across Korea’s

The Unificationist who built religious bridges in a South Korea where denominational and ideological divisions have often been intense An article by religion correspondent Jeong

In tribute to Mother Han, American bishop congratulates the newly blessed couples as an expression of the Kingdom of Heaven advancing A congratulatory message by

South Korea’s controversial religion bill sparks fierce debate over Lee administration’s obvious attempt to exercise extensive state power over religion as “church closures” loom “Why

South Korean demonstrators protesting expanded state powers over religion as 7,000 believers gather in front of national parliament The South Korean daily Segye Ilbo published

When lived faith brings change ‒ Why real-world religion easily becomes an issue, making some feel uneasy Modern discussions of religion often assume that faith

South Korean Christian leaders warn on attack on religious freedom, rejecting President Lee Jae-myung’s recent remarks on finding ways to dissolve unwanted religious bodies Tokyo,

No Room for God in Xi’s China? China’s latest crackdown on religion brings new laws and a new dimension of control where preaching becomes crime

Member of clergy warns authorities that dissolving a religious organization based solely on media manipulation and public impression, could easily lead to dissolution of Christian

President Donald Trump Signs Executive Order to Defend Freedom of Religion, establishing Religious Liberty Commission Tokyo, 10th May 2025 – Published as an article in



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