Young Chan Ro

Dancing in the Forest

World Religions

“Very few scholars have researched the topic of Korean shamanism in a global context. This study offers a new perspective on Korean shamanism in a comparative, global, and diasporic context practiced in the Korean immigrant community. . . . I would highly recommend this book for those interested in Korean shamanism, the Korean immigrant community, and Korean immigrant Christianity.”

Redemption That Liberates

Theology

“Dr. Wonho Jung makes a unique attempt to establish a common ground between evangelical theology and Minjung theology in terms of the social transformation from the perspectives of Richard Mouw’s Reformed political theology and Nam-dong Suh’s Minjung theology. By doing this comparative study, the author tries to explicate the political and social dimensions of Reformed theology on the one hand, and appreciate the spiritual dimension of Minjung theology explored by Nam-dong Suh on the other. I especially appreciate the author’s way of understanding the transcendental dimension of Nam-dong Suh Minjung theology.”