An Chang-deok: Religious Anthropology of Canaanite Believers (Large Print Book)

Since 2010 attendances have steadily declined, and the number of members in various surveys has grown rather than increased, leading to the South Korean ‘ Canaanite Saints. ’. People who left the church dissatisfied with the name of the Canaanite Saints, often seen as negative images of weak people, deserted people, or false beliefs, as in the context of language entertainment called Anna. But the author saw the Canaanite Saints, not just as a departure from the church, but as a model of faith, reflecting the multiple reality of modern, destructive and individualized society, and he looked at their religious culture, theological insights and religious views, as he attended a group of Hindus and interviewed individual Canaanites. The book of the Hindu religion, the Emancipation of the Religion of the People of Korea, is a practical and profound study of who these Canaanites are, how they maintain their religious status, what they make of church alternatives, and what it means for Canaanites to be here. No one's in the room, but who's still a believer, and who'd be a Canaanite? The Canaanite has left the church, but religious identity is said to be a people who hold on to it. It's not just in Korea, but it's all over the world. In Western Europe, already the beginning of modernization has been in the West since the Christian revival of the '80s, and the rise of Canaaniteism in Korea has heightened interest in the rise in the year 2000.

Korean title: 가나안 신자의 종교인류학(큰글자책)

Korean author: 안창덕

Korean publisher: 동연

ISBN-13: 9788964479070