Yang Jin-young: A church without a state, a nation without a church

The COVID-19 pandemic actually demands a Reformed ecclesiology. In response to the question, "Within the background of the Reformed church, what relationship should the modern church have with the state?", this book offers three answers: "Break free from dualistic thinking," "Restore the public sphere," and "Secure procedures." When issues of religious freedom and security clash, it is crucial for the church to identify the essential and non-essential aspects of its relationship with the state through a historical approach and to seek a biblical path for reform. This is because it does not merely end with resolving the relationship with the state, but ultimately serves as the path for the church to expand the Kingdom of God in the public sphere.

Korean title: 국가 없는 교회, 교회 없는 국가

Korean author: 양진영

Korean publisher: CLC(기독교문서선교회)

ISBN-13: 9788934123668