Religion
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Religion in Korea includes a number of different traditions. Buddhism, Christianity, Confucianism, and traditional shamanism all play a role in Korea’s religious tradition. Korea is a multi-religious society.
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 Buddhism |
Buddhism is the religion that is being practiced most in Korean and has influenced the lives of the Korean and the culture of the country throughout history. This is evidence by the numerous temples, sculptures and paintings that can be seen in Korea.
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| Protestantism |
Protestantism was introduced to Korea by western missionaries during the 19th century. Currently, 38% of the population is protestant. For more information about Protestantism in Korea and a list of their churches.
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| Catholicism |
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Catholicism entered Korea after the Japanese invasion in 1592-1598. Today Catholicism enjoys being one of the major religions in Korea alongside Buddhism and Protestantism. To learn more about the history of Catholicism in Korea and some of the prominent Catholic sites in the country | |
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