Satanic Korean Church - "Christian" Church of South Korea

[Korean-American Christian]

Many Christian groups and cult groups are highly Korea-centric, basing their beliefs around the idea that the country and Koreans themselves are somehow favored by God or otherwise special.

Because they believe the new messiah is a Korean, the new revelation is written in Korean, the new nation (of people) who are going to be saved – 144,000 people – are Koreans, or the kingdom of God will be established in Korea, they have many many Korean followers

Korean culture is a Satanic culture

Korean Christian parents claim to serve Jesus Christ.

However, the sad reality is that Korean parents set themselves up as gods of their families.

Korean Christian parents receive the worship that only Jesus Christ should receive.

The Korean Christian church must repent.

Confucianism has melded with Christianity and the Christian Church in South Korea, rather than competing against it.

Ancestor Worship and Confucianism in Korea

Traditionally - in Korea - ancestor worship has not only been accepted and propagated as a culture, ancestor worship is also considered to be a good way to express filial piety. Korean people think that ancestor worship is a very important expression of filial piety.

Korean Confucianism is the form of Confucianism that emerged and developed in Korea. One of the most substantial influences in Korean intellectual history was the introduction of Confucian thought as part of the cultural influence from China. Today the legacy of Confucianism remains a fundamental part of Korean society, shaping the moral system, the way of life, social relations between older people and younger people. Korean Confucianism is the basis for much of the Korean legal system.

There are a lot of Confucian ideas and practices that still saturate South Korean culture and daily life. The strongest evidences of continuing Confucian influence can be found in South Korean family life. Confucian influence is seen in South Korea’s emphasis on family and group-oriented ways of living.

Teachings of South Korea's Christian Church

The teachings of South Korea's Christian Church regarding filial piety go above and beyond the Biblical teaching that children must honor their parents (Exodus 20:12; Deuteronomy 5:16; Ephesians 6:1-3; 1 Timothy 5:4).

South Korea's Christian Church teaches that children must be in absolute obedience to their parents. South Korea's Christian Church teaches absolute, unquestioning obedience to parents. South Korea's Christian Church teaches that parents have the absolute final authority in all matters with regard to their children, even if their children are fully grown adults.

Confucianism and Implications for the Korean Christian Church

Godly children are those who obey their parents without question. Any and all conflict is suppressed (and denied) in the Korean Christian Church. Parental authority and decisions that parents make are not open to question. Younger people must always obey older leaders at church.

Legalism in Korean churches

Part of my experience and a characteristic of the Korean Church is the strong legalistic culture and tendencies that still dominate many Korean churches today. A fair amount of Christians in the Korean American community are affected by this lack of knowing grace and a self-righteousness that blinds them to being effective in the world today. Self-righteousness makes Christians the poorest examples of their faith and worst enemy of the true Christian church

 

[Honoluluwindow]

Thank you for sharing. I've wondered about them for some time. It doesn't surprise me. Hang in there!

 

[Korean-American Christian]

Thank you for sharing. I've wondered about them for some time. It doesn't surprise me. Hang in there!

Thank you for the encouragement. The Korean Christian Church must repent

 

[Honoluluwindow]

Thank you for the encouragement. The Korean Christian Church must repent

Keep saying it and perhaps some will.

 

[Korean-American Christian]

Keep saying it and perhaps some will.

Thank you. I will be a voice in the wilderness, crying out for the Korean Christian Church to repent

 

[Korean-American Christian]

Confucianism is inextricably entrenched in the Korean Christian Church

 

[Korean-American Christian]

I pray that the Korean Christian Church will repent and experience a nationwide revival just like the Revival of 1907

 

[Korean-American Christian]

the largest church in the world and the largest church in South Korea teaches a prosperity gospel

 

[Korean-American Christian]

this church claims to be Christian, but the members firmly believe that a HUMAN is the HOLY SPIRIT

 

[Korean-American Christian]

World Mission Society Church of God, also known as the Church of God, is a new religious movement that began in South Korea in 1964.

The church believes in God the Father and God the Mother and that it is restoring the truth of the early church.

 

[Korean-American Christian]

The official title of the Unification Church is The Holy Spirit Association for the Unification of World Christianity. It was officially founded in 1954 by Sun Myung Moon (which has led to the referring of his followers as "Moonies.”

Born in Korea in 1920, Moon claims that in 1936, when he was 16, Jesus Christ appeared to him on Easter morning on a mountainside in Northwestern Korea and told him that God had chosen him for the mission of establishing the Kingdom of Heaven on Earth.

Christ supposedly told Moon that he would be "the completer of man's salvation by being the Second Coming of Christ"

1. Source of Authority.

Moon's 536-page spiritual manifesto, Divine Principle (1957), is considered to be their scriptures (supposedly revealed directly to Moon by Jesus Christ),


2. Method of Interpretation. The Moonies interpret much of the Bible allegorically;

Moon also believes the Bible teaches that Christianity is not the one and only divinely revealed and saving faith


3. Dualism and the Fall. Eve had sexual relations with Satan (the spiritual fall) and then with Adam (the physical fall).

4. The Occult.

Moon admits communicating with familiar spirits by means of séances. Though the Christian ordinances of baptism and communion are avoided by the Unification Church, it readily accepts clairvoyance, automatic handwriting, and mediumistic trances.

5. Sin. Eve's sin, the church holds, was engaging in an act of sex with Satan

6. God the Father. "Unification theology asserts that God has both masculine and feminine qualities based on the universal fact of polarity

7. Jesus Christ. Moonies deny the deity of Jesus Christ; instead they claim He was just a man, not God. ("God is just like you and me. All human traits originate in God."
8. Salvation They believe a person earns his salvation through fasting, fund-raising, recruitment, and other such works.


9. Trinity . Moonies deny the Biblical concept of the Trinity.


By the year 2000, Moon claimed, the Messiah would be revealed (cf. Duet. 18:22). Therefore, Moon does not want us to think of the Second Coming in terms of a literal interpretation of Scripture, which states that Jesus will come in the clouds with great glory. Moon insists that the second messiah will be a Korean man born of the flesh -- and those who do not accept him will face God's wrath.

Acceptance of Moon and his wife as spiritual parents is necessary for salvation.

Quotes from Moon Illustrating Essential Theological Points

• "He [God] is living in me and I am the incarnation of Himself.
• "God is now throwing Christianity away and is now establishing a new religion, and this new religion is the Unification Church."
• "I [Moon] am the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end."
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[Korean-American Christian]

A Seoul church has claimed that Jesus Christ may have been Korean, rather than white, as is commonly believed.

Religious scholars working for the church have pointed to Jesus’s ‘darker complexion’, and ‘evenings spent drinking with male friends after work’ as potential clues to his Korean origins.

The claims that Jesus is still alive may be boosted by the large number of people in Korea who claim to have “found Jesus” while living in the country.

Two years ago rumors swept Naver forums that Jesus was in fact teaching English in a backstreet Daegu hagwon

One image shows the birth of Jesus, in which his mother Mary is clearly wearing a hanbok, while the second image shows Jesus – who by this time is clearly Korean in appearance - being baptized.

"Jesus talked a lot about the eternal Seoul" said one of the Korean Biblical scholars.

 

[Korean-American Christian]

World Mission Society Church of God worships a man name Ahnsahnghong as Jesus

 

[Korean-American Christian]

Ahn Sahng-Hong, also known as “Christ Ahn Sahng-Hong” to his followers, was the founder of the South Korean Christian Movement The World Mission Society Church of God or WMSCOG. Aside from establishing this church, Ahn Sahng-Hong also claimed that he was the reincarnation of Jesus Christ in the “age of the Holy Spirit.” Before founding WMSCOG, Sahng-Hong was an active member of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church.

What makes Ahn Sahng-Hong’s teachings quite interesting is the fact that members are mandated to believe in God the Mother, and no, they’re not referring to Mary who is the earthly mother of Jesus Christ. Mainstream Christianity upholds the belief in Trinity, the extremely complicated doctrine that states that there is one God, but He is three Persons—God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, and Jesus Christ. Ahn Sahng-Hong’s teachings completely go against the doctrine of Trinity by adding God the Mother. However, the phrase “God the Mother” is nonexistent in the Bible.

 

[Korean-American Christian]

Why are Korean Christians so susceptible to cults?
Cults isolates its acolytes from their families and friends by controlling information and using brainwashing techniques.

“Fear and guilt – that is what fuels Korean cults

 

[Korean-American Christian]

The Good News Mission is a ministry in Seoul, South Korea, that began as a missionary school in the late 1960s.

The Good News Mission teaches that a Christian never need confess personal sins—they were all forgiven at the cross

This comes very close to the false doctrine of sinless perfection and contradicts the teaching in 1 John 1:8 that Christians still sin.

Enough concerns have been expressed about the Good News Mission that one should be very wary and discerning about becoming involved with the organization.

 

[Korean-American Christian]

They (the Salvation Sect) began around the early 1970s.

According to them, they don’t need to repent again and again. We need only one repentance. Right after realization of sin, there is no need to repent again. Because, according to them, righteous man is righteous man, even if they have committed a sin.”

 

[Korean-American Christian]

hundreds of cults exist in Korea. Even without concrete figures, South Korea is unique among Asian and developing countries for the prevalence of such cult groups.

 

[Korean-American Christian]

In his book The Koreans: Who They Are, What They Want, Where Their Future Lies, journalist Michael Breen reported that one church minister in the early 1960s identified some 70 Koreans who claimed to be the messiah and had followers.

 

[Korean-American Christian]

In 1987, 33 members of the cult Odaeyang, of which the current fugitive Yoo was once a member, were found dead in a factory in Yongin, about 50 km south of Seoul. Followers of the group’s leader Park Soon-ja, who was also among the dead, had believed that the world, irretrievably mired in decadence, was coming to an end.