Christianity in Korea (University of Hawaiʻi, 2006)
Includes bibliographical references (p. 387-391) and index
A quarter-millennium of Christianity in Korea - James Huntley Grayson -- - Human relations as expressed in vernacular Catholic writings of the late Chosŏn Dynasty - Cho Kwang -- - Kollumba Kang Wansuk, an early Catholic activist and martyr - Gari Ledyard -- - Chinese Protestant literature and the early Korean Protestantism - Sung-Deuk Oak -- - Church and state relations in the Japanese colonial period - Wi Jo Kang -- - Cradle of the covenant : Ahn Changho and the Christian roots of the Korean Constitution - Jacqueline Pak -- - Preaching the apocalypse in colonial Korea : the Protestant millennialism of Kil Sŏn-ju - Chong Bum Kim -- - Mothers, daughters, Biblewomen, and sisters : an account of "women's work" in the Korea mission field - Donald N. Clark -- - Carrying the torch in the darkest hours : the sociopolitical origins of Minjung Protestant movements - Paul Yunsik Chang -- - Minjung theology's biblical hermeneutics : an examination of Minjung theology's appropriation of the Exodus account - Wonil Kim -- - Korean Protestants and the reunification movement - Yi Mahn-yol -- - The division and reunification of a nation : theological reflections on the destiny of the Korean people - Anselm Kyongsuk Min -- - Sibling rivalry in twentieth-century Korea : comparative growth rates of Catholic and Protestant communities - Donald Baker -- - Modernization and the explosive growth and decline of Korean Protestant religiosity - Byong-suh Kim -- - Beleaguered success : Korean Evangelicalism in the last decade of the twentieth century - Timothy S. Lee -- - In search of healing : evangelical conversion of women in contemporary South Korea - Kelly H. Chong -- - The Christian-Buddhist encounter in Korea - Kang-nam Oh