Kim Tak: The ideology running through new Korean religions: Human-centeredness

I've been going through a discussion about Korean religion as a human-centered idea of expanding the horizon of new perception and understanding of human existence. The Protestant movement, the Taoist, the Apist Religion, the Proseism, the Unitarian, the United Church, has presented the ideal human image of being defined as the New Man, or the New Human being, and has tried to reveal its value and meaning, and have organized its dogmas in a direction that seeks its direction toward ideal being. The progressive development of human perception began with the creation of the Neo-Sinist Godgam, and was taken from the period when we looked at humans as evolved from animals and then settled into humanism, which centers on the human being. But modern times stand at a time when fundamental insights and counterintuitiveness are required for humans. So we need a new awareness and a new perspective of human beings, or a super-humanism.

Korean title: 한국신종교를 관통하는 이념, 인간중심주의

Korean author: 김탁

Korean publisher: 민속원

ISBN-13: 9788928518920