Millennialism in the Korean Protestant Church

"Ung Kyu Pak's illuminating book is a theologically astute reflection on the shaping of millennialism in the Korean Protestant Church. Written with clarity and conviction, this book is a window onto the landscape of Korean millennial thought." (Young Jae Kim, Professor of Church History, Hapdong Theological Seminary, Suwon, Korea)
"This book is remarkable due to its extentsive research and careful evaluation of the way in which different movements, some of them controversial, came to shape Korean theology and church life. Premillennialism has been studied before, but rarely within the context of an emerging church. Pak's book reveals Christian character and the strong faith of new believers in times of transition and trouble. This is a book not only for theologians and students of the Korean church, but also for all believers who desire encouragement and theological stimulation." (D. Clair Davis, Professor of Church History, Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
"This book is a must read for anyone interested in the theology of one of the fastest growing churches in the world. Ung Kyu Pak's strikingly multi-layered analysis describes premillennialism more as a view of history than as a theological doctrine - an evangelistic mixture of realistic pessimism about the present with absolute faith in the future when Christ will return. 'Millennialism in the Korean Protestant Church' is a much needed reminder that in a troubled world like ours, a gospel that leads from fear to hope in Christ is better than a gospel that leads from hope in humanity to disillusionment." (Samuel Hugh Moffett, Professor of Ecumenics and Mission Emeritus, Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, New Jersey)