Spiritual, but not religious: For more Koreans, mindfulness matters more than membership
[By Moon Joon-hyun] (전략) Buddhism is South Korea’s second-largest faith. A 2024 Hankook Research survey of 22,000 respondents found that while 51 percent of South Koreans have no religious affiliation, 20 percent identify as Protestant Christian, 17 percent as Buddhist, and 11 percent as Catholic. Unlike Christian churches, which have struggled to retain younger members, Buddhism in Korea has found ways to engage the SBNR demographic. Much of this success stems from its emphasis on direct experience rather than doctrine. (후략)
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