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Political Discourse in Conservative Protestant Sermons in South Korea

The political discourse of conservative protestant sermons in South Korea

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KLK Lee

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Overview

Empirical analysis reveals political agitation in conservative sermons, indicating a blending of faith and politics.

Key Points

  • Conservative sermons often employ a dual integration strategy, merging faith with politics to enhance political messaging.
  • The study identified six key discourse codes, including anti-communism and church politicization, emphasizing their prevalence.
  • Analysis through critical discourse analysis (CDA) utilized multi-layered coding strategies and visualization techniques, revealing complexity.
  • Findings highlight the instrumentalization of religion in shaping public sentiment, though limitation exists in the scope of sermon cases examined.

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K Lee (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4566c31b076d99fa5b8cfhttps://doi.org/10.70316/kmba.2025.8.2.33
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