Andrew Eungi

Dec 9, 2024 | mdpi.com | Jongman Kim |Andrew Kim |Andrew Eungi

1. IntroductionPostmodernism today rejects meta-discourses that converge on universality in philosophy, history, society, art and religion, and instead pursues micro-discourses that focuses on deconstructionism. This trend is also present in religious pluralism, which breathes in the same context as the flow of postmodernism.

Mar 28, 2024 | mdpi.com | Andrew Kim |Daniel Connolly |Andrew Eungi |A. Eungi

1. IntroductionThe Korean government’s celebration of its rise from the ashes of war to an economic powerhouse—detailed in leader’s speeches, reports, and promotional videos—frequently omits discussing Christianity as a factor in the country’s success. But the absence of religion from official accounts of Korea’s development contrasts with suggestions by sociologists and religious scholars that “the cause of Korea’s development is deeply rooted in the Christian church” (S.-C. Choi 1974, p.

Dec 13, 2023 | mdpi.com | Jongman Kim |Andrew Kim |Andrew Eungi |Ahn Byeong-Mu

1. IntroductionThere has been growing scholarly attention being paid to the relationship between religion and ecology. Scholars and practitioners alike of various religious traditions are increasingly engaging in ecological debates, hoping to show that their religions are relevant to perhaps the most pressing issue facing humanity today. Due to such efforts, there is an increasing awareness that we must broaden our understanding of our relationships with the planet in order to think ecologically.