Jeong Mi-hyun et al.: The Korean Church Speaks on Basic Income

Basic income theory is the hottest subject in many ways. Although this is a reality that comes up in the 2022s presidential election, it's also discussed in the long run as one of the alternatives to the fourth Industrial Revolution, which is supposed to replace the labor of humans. This is not far from Christianity. In this age of unstable labor and poverty, basic income theory has been discussed as part of a specific way to achieve the ‘geocraticism ’ which is supposed to fit the idea of the Jubilee of the Bible, which is that the land, which does not have to do with human efforts, is based on shared. But in reality, basic incomes are still very few examples and especially in the domestic area, where they are on the political slogans of the left and right side of the church, they often fall into abstract ideological arguments and end up with the idea of public-saving cash. The book was written in such a reality to see enough of the nature and meaning of basic incomes, especially to help Christian communities to approach these issues calmly, not ideologically, but in both theological and practical ways. To do so, a total of eight international and foreign experts have documented the results of a study by the Institute of Atheism and Social Sciences that has been done on basic incomes. In 2017, the WCRC has confirmed the full volume of bitter handwriting, including the National Theologians and Economists in the field of Biblical, ecclesiastical history, and Christian ethics, leading the world to basic incomes.

Korean title: 한국교회, 기본소득을 말하다

Korean author: 정미현 외

Korean publisher: 새물결플러스

ISBN-13: 9791161292298