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Coronavirus: Cult Leader At Centre Of South Korea Outbreak Begs For Forgiveness

2020-09-05T02:29:01Z

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The founder of a controversial cult at the centre of South Korea's coronavirus outbreak has apologised after one of its members infected many others. Cult leader Lee Man-hee bowed low twice in a traditional sign of humility and regret at a news conference. The 54-year-old also called the epidemic a "great calamity". Followers of the Shincheonji Church of Jesus believe their founder will take them to heaven, and they had visited the Chinese city of Wuhan - where the virus originated - late last year. A branch member of the church, known as Patient 31, was the first of a wave of infections to hit South Korea in recent weeks. "I cannot find the words to appropriately express my deepest regrets but I decided to hold this press conference because I felt the need to express my deepest condolences and my deepest regrets to the Korean people. As the chairman of Shincheonji, I would like to sincerely apologize to all the people of Korea for this crisis. Although it was not on purpose we have seen a dramatic increase in confirmed patients," Lee said Monday. Parachristo supporters have been attending existing churches and inviting members to join them for Bible studies. The group’s links with SCJ are not explained; but lawyers for the group told The Sunday Telegraph, which broke the story, that this was because they did not want to "direct students to . [https://www.foxnews.com/world/south-korea-church-coronavirus-spread South Korea coronavirus] Korea in June adopted a social-distancing system with three levels of restrictions. The government on Sunday expanded Level 2 social-distancing rules already in place in the Seoul metropolitan area and Busan to the rest of the country. Level 2 restrictions forbid gatherings of 50 or more people indoors, and 100 or more outdoors, with limits placed on events such as weddings, church services and sports games. It also prevents the operation of 12 types of "high-risk" facilities such as bars and standing concert halls. Lawrence, you seem clearly under the influence of SCJ. I don't think there is anything anyone can say to dissuade you of following down their path at the present time. I do, however, hope you continue to educate yourself on Shinchonji from multiple sources. Never blindly accept if you see wrong and always question as these are good standards to live by anyway.

KCDC Has Designated Both Daegu

2020-09-04T16:12:01Z

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Coronavirus cases have doubled in South Korea, adding to fears of a global pandemic. There have now been 433 confirmed cases in South Korea, with 229 on Saturday. The number of cases in the country is second only to mainland China. More than half of those infected are part of a religious cult. "The government is currently studying the need, as well as the timing and method of applying Level 3 restrictions," Jung said. Residents in Seoul must wear a mask both indoors and outdoors when in public starting Monday, Yonhap reported, citing the metropolitan government’s acting mayor. The nation of 50 million people has recorded a total of 17,399 infections and 309 fatalities. It reported more than 5,000 infections related to a religious sect called Shincheongji between February and March, which made the nation the world’s second-worst hit by the virus at that time. Earlier this month, hundreds of cases were tied to Sarang Jeil Church, also described by some as a sect. This impression has changed fundamentally: now, rather than being seen as an epicentre, South Korea seems to be an outstanding example of how to manage the crisis! At the same time many people are self-disciplined, staying at home, even if this is based on a voluntary basis and wearing masks all the time. And the Korean approach is highly efficient and effective. According to 2015 statistics, 44% of Koreans have a religious faith. Buddhism and Confucianism have been more influential thus far, but Christianity is the most popular belief, more than a quarter of the population. Christians are actively involved in politics, economics, culture, government and international relations. One offshoot of this has been the emergence of radical and apocalyptic cultic groups. In the next generation, three dynamic grassroots groups, controversial but widespread, emerged: Guwonpa or Good News Mission, the World Mission Society Church of God and [https://www.foxnews.com/world/south-korea-church-coronavirus-spread Shincheonji] Church of Jesus the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony. Officials said Friday that an inmate from Chuckawalla Valley State Prison, located near Blythe in Riverside County, died Thursday at an outside hospital from what appear to be COVID-19 complications. It was the state prison system’s 15th virus-related inmate death, 13 of which involved prisoners at the California Institution for Men in Chino.

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2020-09-04T16:11:59Z

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