An online petition has been created urging Pastor Gwanghun Jeon of the Christian Council of Korea (CCK) to resign & for CCK to be shut down immediately. Pastor Jeon has been in the spotlight for accusations of seditious comments made against South Korean President Moon Jae-in and has been under investigation over banking laws and forgery. Most shocking, however, are the sacrilegious and degrading remarks made against God and women at political and religious rallies in South Korea which have drawn attention from the worldwide community.

Recent remarks

■Official Launch Ceremony of ‘The People’s Solidarity Coalition’ at Gwanghwamun Press Center, Seoul, December 23rd 2019

“I’ve received prophecy from the Holy Spirit that ‘The Republic of Korea will perish’”…“If I don’t do this, the country will perish so I can’t help but be Chairman of the CCK” (justification for his involvement in politics)

■Rally at Hwasung Lavidol Resort, Dec 16th 2019

“Whether you like it or not, you all have to like Pastor Gwanghun Jeon (“Amen”). Then you will receive blessings like Abraham. Some will flip out and say Gwanghun Jeon blasphemed again, but that’s because they don’t understand what I’m saying. I can’t engage with people who don’t know the Bible. Those bast**ds who say ‘Gwanghun Jeon blasphemed’ would have stoned Jesus if they lived in his time. That’s for sure. They’re made that way. Bast**ds who would have stoned Jesus.”

■Political rally in front of the Blue House (official residence of the President of South Korea), November 11th 2019

“Half of women’s talk is the word of Satan”

■Political rally in front of the Blue House, 20th-22nd October 2019 (Revolution Day)

“Because I’m ‘anointed’, I’ll always have a hold of God’s throne. God, freeze. If you mess with me, God, I’ll kill you! You see, I’m God’s close friend, we’re on very good terms”

■‘Blue House Sunday Nation Worship Service’ hosted by Sarang Jeil Church, October 6th 2019

“Because President Moon has now appointed Mr. Guk Joh as Minister of Justice, he is trying to change South Korea into the People’s Republic.”

■Gwanghwamun rally, October 3rd 2019

“Jae-In Moon, you s*n of a b**ch, get out of there right now. The Moon government belongs to the North Korean League and ‘pinko’ government.” “Please bring down that bast**d, Jae-In Moon”

■Pastor’s Rally at Chunggyodo Youngseong Training Institute, January 19th 2005

“There are two ways of checking whether this church member is really your member. One method I used a long time ago was to ask a female steward to remove her underwear and tell her that you want to sleep with her. If she does so, she is your member.”

Shincheonji Church of Jesus published an official statement in response to Pastor Jeon’s remarks

Regardless of one’s beliefs, Pastor Jeon’s remarks are disturbing and utterly offensive and reflects the morally depraved condition of Christianity today in South Korea. Its roots are as equally disturbing. The CCK, of which Pastor Jeon is the head, is an organisation of churches in Korea founded on the Presbyterian doctrine in 1989. The Presbyterian doctrine is an offshoot of Calvinism, which was founded by John Calvin (1509-1564) and who murdered men, women and children opposing his theory on predestination. During the Japanese colonial era of Korea (1910-1945), pastors of the Presbyterian Church sided with the Japanese, selling them armaments. In the same way that Israel was divided in two after King Solomon’s betrayal (1Kings11), Korea was subsequently divided for bowing down to Japanese gods. Today, the CCK, which once peaked at 12 million members, has been rapidly decreasing in recent times in the wake of numerous scandals including pastor succession. Pastor Jeon’s sacrilegious remarks are those of the devil and, alongside Pastor Jeon, the leaders of the CCK must also be held accountable for their crimes in finance, harassment and coercive conversion.

To sign the petition calling for the resignation of Pastor Jeon Kwang-hoon and shutdown of the Christian Council of Korea, please click here👉http://chng.it/jXPpLxcK

Related International Press

📰Korea Times👉https://bit.ly/2tKIad7

📰The Economist

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📰The New York Times

The Populist Pastor Leading a Conservative Revival in South Korea👉nyti.ms/2rqGtjM