South Korea has no majority religious group. Its population includes a plurality of people with no religious affiliation (46%) and significant shares of Christians (29%) and Buddhists (23%). South ...

Freedom of religion is guaranteed by the Constitution in Korea. According to a 1995 social statistics survey, 50.7 percent of Koreans follow a specific religious faith. Buddhists account for some 46 ...

A 2016 census released by the Korea Statistical Information Service estimates that 16 percent of the country’s population is Buddhist, 20 percent Protestant and 8 percent Roman Catholic. Some 56 ...

While just 44% of South Koreans identify as religious, according to the South Korean government’s 2015 census, some 63% of that figure follow a Christian denomination, and churches are a common ...

North Korea is the world's number one religious persecutor. There is no easy solution. But the ultimate answer may be the growth of Christianity within the North like in China, where there now are ...

What one religion in South Korea is doing to attract new followers Churches, ... Many countries are becoming more secular, but none of them face a demographic decline as steep as South Korea's.