
Should Democracies Have “Recognized Religions”?
Why religious freedom in democracies depends on state neutrality: Recognition becoming preference easily gives rise to an unofficial religious hierarchy and discrimination On 1st July

Why religious freedom in democracies depends on state neutrality: Recognition becoming preference easily gives rise to an unofficial religious hierarchy and discrimination On 1st July

Post–Cold War rebirth of revolutionary ideology and the rise of radical movements as manifestations of larger spiritual and historical patterns In the second installment, from

Hak Ja Han’s Nobel nomination and international recognition spark reflection on South Korea’s democratic maturity and social complexity On 31st March 2026, the Korean newspaper

In comment on South Korean crisis, “Godism” is held up as path to true democracy and peace Part 1 of a speech by Ahn Ho-yeol



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