Confession is Good for The Soul, I heard.

By the way, do you know what's happening now in North Korea to Christianity?

Or do they know the meaning of 'Human Rights' in North Korea?

And will there be any moment to listen to those 'Candlelight Revolutionary Force'

- To Confess Why they did so and for What they did so in our life time?

Do they know 'Confession is Good for The Soul'?

Or just busy with eating & dividing pie which they snatched?

FYI;

Religion in South Korea

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Korea#Religion

https://mobile.twitter.com/Pontifex/status/980414478364958720

   (Twitter: a word from Pope Francis)

   Believe it or not, today is Easter Sunday and April 1st.

  “Today we repeat that wonderous proclamation; The Lord is truly risen

     , as He said. A blessed Easter to you all.”

   -Pope Francis

   Being oppressed by the regime, North  Korean people need most blessing.

   I hope this year turns out to be the beginning of the change for what people wants.

   God bless, Korea!

As in the article (Religion in South Korea) linked in the Dr. Bang's comment, 

claiming to be a Christian (only for example, not to single out the Christianity)

and being a true Christian is not the same thing, I guess.

So, if there are 20% (for example) Christian among them in statistics,

how many percentages are true Christian? 0%, 50%, or 100% ???

Nobody knows. But I would say very few. Strictly speaking, even if they are ministers and clergies, some 

    do not truly believe in God. 

    Koreans soaked into Shamanism, Buddism, Taoism and Confusim for long, long time. Sudden influx of

    western cultures are replacing them rapidly. Forerunner of it is Christianity. Regardless of Koreans'

    religious preference, they will be overwhelmed by it. I do not think it matters whether they go to

    church or Buddhist temple.