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>>>I sense that >>>the UBF/Koreans are not true christians to others >(NON >>>Koreans). >> >>UBF Koreans can sometimes pass for a real Christian. >>Sometimes they manage it because they find some >>mainstream Korean-Christian and befriend them. Also, >>they can talk the fundamentalist talk and can pass for >>evangelicals for a fleeting moment if they try hard >>enough. <b>Note that UBF Koreans consider all non-UBF >>people to be non-Christian (including all mainstream >>Christian churches).</b> > >I'm not sure about that last part. Maybe it's the >differences in the UBF chapters we were in, mine being >horrible and yours being a notch worse. UBF Koreans >will speak well of people like Billy Graham and >Yong-Gi Cho and even the Pope, maybe even consider >them Christian heroes. But their language often >demeans non-UBF Christians, language like "old >Christian," "cultural Christian." I think your >characterization of UBF's attitude toward mainstream >denominations is pretty close to a general truth. >Relations with other churches and Christian groups in >any nation but Korea are close to zero though they >will happily try to steal members of other churches >and Christian groups. The recent relationship with the >Christian Friends of Korea relief organization was >forged by--guess what?--money.
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