This book focuses on the Christian life narratives
of young adults who have non-Christian family
members in the Republic of Korea. Within the unique
phenomenon of Korean familism and the patriarchal
family system, Koreans tend to consider the
religious identity of their own family when choosing
and/or converting to a religion even though they
enjoy freedom of choice. In particular, young adult
Christians who are in the period of emerging
adulthood may face an even more difficult situation
when they practise a different religion from that of
their family. Through this book, the...