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World War One and Its Providential Significance for Korea

Dec 12, 2012

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in Volume VIII – (2007)

Journal of Unification Studies Vol. 8, 2007 – Pages 79-106 When World War One ended in November 1918, American president Woodrow Wilson was the man of the hour. Standing on a victorious world foundation, Wilson wanted to create a new world order—a brotherhood of nations called the League of Nations. Wilson was inspired by Providence…
A Unificationist Reconsideration of the Jewish Role in Earliest Christianity, 30-70 C.E.

Dec 11, 2012

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in Volume VI – (2004-2005)

Journal of Unification Studies Vol. 6, 2004-2005 – Pages 97-118 Did God intend to set up Christianity as a new religion apart from Judaism? Did God and Jesus continue to love the Jews, or were they cursed and punished as many influential early church writings suggests? Was the cross really an obstacle for the Jews…