프랑스의 복음주의와 종교 분열 [함재봉의 ‘한국인의 탄생’] 51회

This lecture is based on the content of Ham Jae-bong’s *Making Korean People III: The Pro-American Christian Faction 1*. ■ Book Purchase Links: Kyobo: https://product.kyobobook.co.kr/detai... Aladin: https://www.aladin.co.kr/shop/wproduc... Yes24: https://www.yes24.com/product/goods/9... Young Poong: https://www.ypbooks.co.kr/books/20230... "What on earth is a Korean person?" Ham Jae-bong, Director of the Institute of Korean Studies and author of *Making Korean People*, who has researched "Korean people" for a long time, starting with that very question! Join Director Ham Jae-bong on Law Broadcasting as we explore the identity of the Korean people through historical events and figures. In this episode, we will examine Evangelicalism, which exerted the greatest influence within the historical background of France where Calvinism originated. As religious reformers began translating the Bible, originally written in Latin, into everyday language, ordinary people started reading the scriptures, leading to the emergence of Evangelicalism centered on the Word of God. With the rise of Evangelicalism, reformers sought to transform the Catholic Church, eventually advancing toward radical reform and ultimately leading to Calvin's Reformation. We will examine the significance of this process for the modernization of Europe and how it led to Calvin. We hope you tune in. ■ Host: Ham Jae-bong, President of the Korean Academic Research Institute Master's and Ph.D. in Political Science, Johns Hopkins University, USA Professor, Department of Political Science and International Relations, Yonsei University Director General for Social Sciences, UNESCO Director of the Institute for Korean Studies, University of Southern California, USA President, Asan Institute for Policy Studies Author of Making Korean People ■ Broadcast Schedule [Original Broadcast] Every Wednesday at 9:00 PM [Rebroadcast] Monday–Friday at 11:00 AM / 9:00 PM ■ Law TV IPTV Channel Guide KT GENIE TV - Channel 213 SK B tv - Channel 262 LG U+tv – Channel 250