This book shows how this distinctive Korean emphasis results from Protestantism's encounter with, and transformation through, three idiosyncratic characteristics of Korean religiosity-Heaven consciousness, u-ri ("we-ness") consciousness, and the way of unity with the Divine. These three characteristics can be traced through the Chos n Chujahak (Neo-Confucian) tradition to the ancient Tan'gun myth. This book argues that the internal relationship between the accumulated living religious traditions throughout Korean history, and Korean Protestant Christianity, should be one of the most important...