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Hak Ja Han: A Nobel Case for Courage and Peace

September 16, 2026

Peacebuilding in the face of adversity: Hak Ja Han and the Nobel’s legacy of courage A Courageous Voice Under Pressure Why Hak Ja Han Deserves

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S Korea’s Special Prosecutors: A Political Tool?

August 24, 2026

Becoming a tool used by the governing party against its political opponents: A system of special prosecutors created to guarantee impartial investigations A recent editorial

Should Democracies Have “Recognized Religions”?

July 3, 2026

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

Burden of Successor: Founders and Their Heirs

June 16, 2026

Religious successors and the weight of history: Examples from Korea now and its past of preserving a movement in times of trial On 15th June

Modern Society: Deep Moral and Spiritual Crisis

May 24, 2026

American academic discusses spiritual conflict behind rapid cultural transformation and moral decline as we face ominous ideological battle over modern society’s moral direction In the

Linking Extremism to Broader Spiritual Conflict

May 23, 2026

Distinguishing faith from extremism: Academic separates mainstream Islam from violent radicalism using “Abel and Cain” Framework Published on 8th May on the website of the international

History Often Vindicates the Dreamers

May 20, 2026

Dreamers, skeptics, and the future: Defending hope against cynicism in a society where idealism becomes suspect On 19th May 2026, the South Korean newspaper Segye

Why Unification Thought Matters in 2026

May 13, 2026

A warning about the direction of modern society: Today’s world through the lens of Unification Thought An opinion piece titled “Are We Truly Prepared in

When Believers See a Mother, Not a Manager

May 8, 2026

South Korean daily: “Serious mistake to evaluate finances of charismatic religious movement of Mother Han according to standards used for ordinary corporations or businesses” The

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South Korea’s Slide Toward Authoritarianism

April 3, 2026

Canadian political commentator William Barclay issues warning on rapid and alarming slide toward becoming a state where longstanding democratic norms are being systematically dismantled Under

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Hak Ja Han: A Nobel Case for Courage and Peace

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Burden of Successor: Founders and Their Heirs

Modern Society: Deep Moral and Spiritual Crisis

Linking Extremism to Broader Spiritual Conflict

History Often Vindicates the Dreamers

Why Unification Thought Matters in 2026

When Believers See a Mother, Not a Manager

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