12･3 내란 사태의 종교적 외전: 극우 개신교와 트랜스-태평양 개신교 은사주의 네트워크의 형성을 중심으로

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Moving beyond the domestic and secular frameworks that dominate mainstream narratives about Yoon Suk Yeol’s failed 2024 martial law decree in South Korea, this paper examines the politico-religious dynamics that unfolded across transnational networks of charismatic Christianity. The analysis begins by tracing the origins of the ‘Gwanghwamun Movement,’ a Protestant-based far-right movement in South Korea that drew crucial inspiration from the rise of Trumpism and its charismatic Christian support base in the USA from 2017 onward. Looking at recent developments in 2024-2025, this study further investigates how the Gwanghwamun Movement prefigured the political mobilization of several Christian nationalist groups that rallied behind Yoon Suk Yeol’s continued presidency during impeachment proceedings, under the influence of the New Apostolic Reformation—a Trump-supporting charismatic Christian movement in the USA.

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