New Book Examines North Korean Personality Cult
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“The Kim family dynasty in North Korea. A new book argues the mass adoration of the Supreme Leader has roots in American Christianity.”
“the mass adoration of the Supreme Leader has roots in American Christianity.”
“the mass adoration of the Supreme Leader has roots in American Christianity. All you have to do is sub out the name Jesus Christ, sub in the name Kim Il Sung, and a lot of it just clicks.”
“dynasty in North Korea. A new book argues the mass adoration of”
“A new book argues the mass adoration of has roots in American Christianity. All you have to do is sub out the name Jesus Christ, sub in the name Kim Il Sung, and a lot of it just clicks.”
“All you have to do is sub out the name Jesus Christ, sub in the name Kim Il Sung, and a lot of it just clicks.”
“A new book argues the mass adoration of the Supreme Leader has roots in American Christianity. All you have to do is sub out the name Jesus Christ, sub the name, Kim Il Sung.”
“A new book argues this mass devotion has something to do with Christianity, which it turns out was thriving in North Korea's Pyongyang exactly when the country's founder grew up there.”
“Your book is about Kim Il-sung who led North Korea for five decades. You've been to North Korea. What does the leader worship look like, sound like?”
“this missionary Samuel Moffat is named...”
“And noting your book, we should point out, North Korea, today's North North Korea has crushed Christianity.”
“noting your book, we should point out, North Korea, today's North North Korea has crushed Christianity.”
“In your book, John goes into the fervency of the gospel and Christianity in Pyongyang, in North Korea. And as you write, Samuel Moffatt kind of had...”
“in North Korea. And as you write, Samuel Moffatt kind of had... less influence, less success converting people in the southern part of Korea, it turns out.”
“In your book John goes into the fervency of the gospel and Christianity in Pyongyang, North Korea and as you write Samuel Moffitt kind of had less influence”
“He was just thoroughly steeped in the Christian faith and... in Presbyterianism that had been introduced to Korea by Samuel Moffitt and these other American missionaries.”
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