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Democratic Party Leadership Race ’26 Scrutinized

August 2, 2026

Independent South Korean investigative journalism outlet digging into religious ties in current leadership race of governing party A report published on 2nd August 2026 by

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

Seonghwa ceremony of Park Gyu-nam, architect of success

Architect of Seongnam Ilhwa’s Amazing Success

May 30, 2026

The faith and ideals of Park Gyu-nam, the architect of an impressive achievement on the pitch: 7 domestic championships and 5 international titles In a

Statement on Principles of Political Neutrality

May 11, 2026

Korean Family Federation publishes statement on its principles of political impartiality and strict compliance with election laws A statement issued by the South Korean headquarters

Faith as door-opener, here Paula White and Donald Trump

Faith as Door-Opener in Informal Diplomacy

March 18, 2026

Religion and politics not so separate after all as shown in recent case where faith network opened door to Donald Trump’s Oval Office How South

At Issue: Religions Taking Reality Seriously

January 13, 2026

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

Religion Between Engagement and Withdrawal

January 7, 2026

From Catholicism to Buddhism: Faith in the public sphere and a long tradition of religious engagement with history Jeong Seong-su (정성수), religious affairs correspondent of

State Failure and Non-State Peace Projects

January 1, 2026

State failure to fulfil its political responsibility creates vacuum leaving long-term peacebuilding to others through backdoor politics On 31st December 2025, the Korean daily Segye

Religion and politics: Kim Dae-jung, Father Moon, Mother Han, Lee Sang-hye

Some Religions Are Welcome in Politics, Some Not

December 26, 2025

Religion, politics, and the question of fair standards: Engagement is not corruption ‒ defending legitimate church-state dialogue On 26th December, the South Korean daily Segye

Buddhist head: “Donations as Spiritual Training”

November 6, 2025

At symposium on dissolution order and liquidation of assets, Buddhist leader brings up highly relevant topic of donations as spiritual training Tokyo, 3rd November 2025

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Latest From role of religion

Democratic Party Leadership Race ’26 Scrutinized

Architect of Seongnam Ilhwa’s Amazing Success

Statement on Principles of Political Neutrality

Faith as Door-Opener in Informal Diplomacy

At Issue: Religions Taking Reality Seriously

Religion Between Engagement and Withdrawal

State Failure and Non-State Peace Projects

Some Religions Are Welcome in Politics, Some Not

Buddhist head: “Donations as Spiritual Training”

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