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- Common religions in Korea include12:
- Buddhism: Focused on the belief in endless reincarnation cycles.
- Catholicism: Introduced by Christian missionaries in the 17th and 18th centuries.
- Confucianism: An important cultural and ethical system.
- Shamanism: A primitive religion that permeates daily life through folklore and customs.
- Protestantism: Gained popularity in modern times.
- Islam: A minority religion in Korea.
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- Buddhism Having been a part of Korea since 372 CE, this religion focuses solely on the belief that we are reborn through endless reincarnation cycles. ...
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- Shamanism Shamanism is a primitive religion which does not have a systematic structure but permeates into the daily lives of the people through folklore and customs. ...
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