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Poll finds strong criticism of religion's "exclusive mindset", much less credible than Catholics. Netizens heap scorn on the religion of "pyramid schemes".
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Says President's refusal to apologize for misconduct during the presidential election is like Japan's leader refusing to apologize for the invasion of Korea.
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An increasing number of South Korean Christians are becoming disillusioned with organized religion and are leaving their churches, a recently published report says.
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As Unification Church leader and self-proclaimed messiah Rev. Moon dies, netizens reflect on his life - some calling him as a cult leader, others a charitable man.
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An enraged South Korean protestant priest urinates on and defaces a Buddhist shrine in Daegu.
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A customer satisfaction survey reveals Seoulites' biggest displeasure while using the subway: religion spreading evangelists and drunkards.
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A Catholic comic, recently translated into English, depicts the continued attempts by the South Korean government to build a naval base on Jeju Island.
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A Buddhist nun performs hymns at a Seoul cathedral during a Catholic mass to commemorate Buddha's birthday and to promote inter-faith harmony, netizens react.
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South Korean Netizen reactions to the group of Buddhist monks caught gambling, smoking and boozing in a hotel suite that has since been picked up by world media.
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Netizens praise Seoul Government plans to confiscate "church collections" for overdue taxes from churches and temples.
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In a recently televised debate, a high-profile priest claims that Korea has been 'free from homosexuality' so far, provoking outcry from netizens.
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As Lady Gaga arrives in Seoul to kick start her world tour, Christian groups have gathered, praying to dispel her obscenity and cancellation of the concert.
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As election day approaches, ex-podcasting candidate Kim Yong-min faces yet more criticism for insulting Christian, calling churches criminal organizations.
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South Korean students at major universities launch a series of Atheist-orientated clubs in response to growing numbers of Christians at Korean universities.
Poll finds strong criticism of religion's "exclusive mindset", much less credible than Catholics. Netizens heap scorn on the religion of "pyramid schemes".53
Says President's refusal to apologize for misconduct during the presidential election is like Japan's leader refusing to apologize for the invasion of Korea.
An increasing number of South Korean Christians are becoming disillusioned with organized religion and are leaving their churches, a recently published report says.
As Unification Church leader and self-proclaimed messiah Rev. Moon dies, netizens reflect on his life - some calling him as a cult leader, others a charitable man.
An enraged South Korean protestant priest urinates on and defaces a Buddhist shrine in Daegu.
A customer satisfaction survey reveals Seoulites' biggest displeasure while using the subway: religion spreading evangelists and drunkards.
A Catholic comic, recently translated into English, depicts the continued attempts by the South Korean government to build a naval base on Jeju Island.
A Buddhist nun performs hymns at a Seoul cathedral during a Catholic mass to commemorate Buddha's birthday and to promote inter-faith harmony, netizens react.
South Korean Netizen reactions to the group of Buddhist monks caught gambling, smoking and boozing in a hotel suite that has since been picked up by world media.
Netizens praise Seoul Government plans to confiscate "church collections" for overdue taxes from churches and temples.
In a recently televised debate, a high-profile priest claims that Korea has been 'free from homosexuality' so far, provoking outcry from netizens.
As Lady Gaga arrives in Seoul to kick start her world tour, Christian groups have gathered, praying to dispel her obscenity and cancellation of the concert.
As election day approaches, ex-podcasting candidate Kim Yong-min faces yet more criticism for insulting Christian, calling churches criminal organizations.
South Korean students at major universities launch a series of Atheist-orientated clubs in response to growing numbers of Christians at Korean universities.