Jerusalem of the East - Stuff That I Find Interesting

The transcript discusses Korea's initial resistance to Western influence, particularly against missionaries, during the Dong Hak Rebellion in the 1890s. By the early 20th century, this changed with a rapid rise in Protestant conversions, especially in Pyongyang, which became a center for religious revival. The movement's causes are debated, with some viewing it as spiritual and others as political. The movement's success left a lasting impact, with Christianity remaining significant in South Korea and influencing figures like Kim Ilsung.

What were some of the social classes of the converts during the movement?

How is Kim Il-sung's upbringing related to Christianity?