What
are the roots of the CCK? Founded in December 1989, the CCK is based on
the Presbyterian teachings of the 16th century theologian, John Calvin.
Following the division of Protestantism into many denominations that included
Presbyterianism, Calvin asserted his theory of predestination and killed
men, women and children who opposed his beliefs. Much later, during the Japanese occupation
of Korea (1910-1945), the Presbyterian Church sided with the occupiers by
bowing down to their shrines and even acted as informants by selling them
weapons for use against their own people. In the same way that Israel had been
divided into two after King Solomon worshipped false gods (1Kings 11), Korea was
also divided. The subsequent bloody and fratricidal Korean War (1950-1953) tore
families apart and has left an indelible scar on the Korean people.
Since its establishment in December 1989, CCK has slandered
Shincheonji Church as “anti-nation,
anti-religion, anti-social”. In addition to the above mentioned crimes, CCK
pastors have sold positions of leadership in an attempt to keep a tight rein
over their position and authority, bribed congregation members into voting for
them at regional elections, and jostled for power within themselves, leading to
an internal split and a significant fall in membership as congregation members
leave their church.
Moreover, the CCK has shown
little to no respect for matters of religious freedom enshrined within the Korean
constitution (Article 20). Like Calvin, they force Shincheonji believers to convert
to their Presbyterian doctrine. They have established and implemented a heinous
coercive conversion programme which deceives parents into kidnapping, confining
and subjecting their child to emotional and psychological abuse until they sign
to agree to convert. To date, they
have subjected 1200 people to this practice - two
of whom were murdered by family members. This is the reality of Christianity in
Korea today and an outright violation of human rights in the
guise of religion. Following dozens of world rallies, the United Nations
and global religious leaders have decried this practice and news
is spreading. Who can be truly considered "anti-nation, anti-religion,
anti-social"?
Furthermore, in alliance with
Christian Broadcasting System (CBS), a documentary entitled “People who fell
into Shincheonji Church" was broadcast in March 2015 making numerous
allegations about practices within Shincheonji Church. Following
Shincheonji Church’s right of reply, the Supreme Court ruled in favour of
Shincheonji Church, finding these allegations groundless and ordering CBS to
pay damages of 8million won (c.£5500) and retract their initial broadcast by
broadcasting a correction report (which they did at 3am, while everyone
was asleep - see article “'Exposing CBS' false claims that Shincheonji
Church is ‘Anti-Nation, Anti-Social and
Anti-Religion’”).
Moreover, CCK and CBS have allied to block Shincheonji Church's
numerous works of peace that includes the erection of monuments for the
reunification of Korea and the largest hand-printed Korean flag recorded in the
Guinness Book of Records. Who is "anti-nation, anti-religion,
anti-social"?
Shincheonji Church has had to endure
through various sufferings for many
years since its establishment in March 1984. Its pastor has fought in the
tragic Korean War and, since he was given the command by the heavens forty
years ago, he has been testifying the fulfilment of the New Testament
prophecies. He is now nearly 90 and is continuing to work with a heavy heart to
expose the lies of the CCK and CBS in order to help waken peoples' minds and
hearts to the truth about Shincheonji Church and the Bible. Shincheonji Church
has invited the CCK to engage in public debate over the Bible on numerous
occasions, but they have not once accepted this invitation. Why not?
As the truth is made known, more and more people are flocking
in large numbers to Shincheonji Church to receive the word that flows from the mouth
of the promised pastor. Judge for yourself according to the standard of the
Bible. It is only a matter of time before the CCK and CBS, who have sown
the seed of lies into the hearts of their congregation members, crumble and all
its members set free. One should discern which church is “anti-nation, anti-religion, anti-social” according to
the standard of the Bible and one’s actions.
Pastor?
Gangster? Crimes of CCK
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
What is
the Christian Council of Korea?
http://cafe.daum.net/
Dear Pastors of CCK (Christian Council of Korea) http://cafe.daum.net/
Dear Pastors of CCK (Christian Council of Korea) http://cafe.daum.net/
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