
1955 Revisited: Lessons for South Korea Today
The lessons of 1955: When religious prejudice becomes state policy as seen in today’s state-orchestrated persecution of Mother Han and the Family Federation The story

The lessons of 1955: When religious prejudice becomes state policy as seen in today’s state-orchestrated persecution of Mother Han and the Family Federation The story

The echo of Sun Myung Moon’s acquittal in the authoritarian South Korea of 1955 raises questions about religious freedom and due process today The detention

From expectations of an external kingdom to discovering the kingdom within when providential hopes remain unfulfilled The Kingdom Within Part 1 of a sermon by

50 years since Sun Myung Moon told America to wake up in his “America and God’s Will” speech at the Washington Monument rally Fifty years

Sun Myung Moon remembered at ascension anniversary as Family Federation seeks renewal amid mounting challenges during current wave of state persecution Many South Korean media

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

Dr. Sang Hun Lee and Unification Thought: A search for meaning, a system of thought, stringing the pearls of a philosophy Continued from part 1:

Twenty years since a landmark Family Federation ceremony: the inauguration of its sacred site the Cheon Jeong Temple in Gapyeong, South Korea It is today,

50 years since milestone event that made headlines and brought Father Moon to national attention as he spoke to 50,000 at Yankee Stadium On 1st

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



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