DH 교육용 위키 - 사용자 기여 [ko]

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-09T06:13:23Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* 2019 Winter Personal Essay */

{{GGHS학생
|사진 =
|이름 = 조수아
|영문 = Sua Jo
|학번 = 1120
|팀번호 = 3
|위키아이디= }}

==2019 Winter Personal Essay==
<center>'''''[[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3]]'''''</center>

Name : 조수아 Jo Su A

Student Number : 1120

I did not apply for a global camp in the summer. At that time, I didn't know the importance of a student record since I was admitted to a high school less than six months ago. It was annoying and so hot that I didn't feel like doing it. For the past year I haven't had any meaningful activity. So I felt nervous and had to fill out my student record. Friends who participated in a global camp in the summer said, "It was too hard," so I hesitated to participate in a global camp in the winter. However, there are not many opportunities to talk to native speakers. And I'm shy, so I'm afraid to make a presentation in front of many people. However, I thought that I could overcome my personality because the global camp is to be presented in English in front of many people. Also, I applied for winter vacation because I have a lot of time and I think it will be a meaningful activity.

Actually, this is not the topic that I wanted. After applying for the Global Camp, I got the topic. Unfortunately, most of them were liberal arts. There was only one topic that fit me so I went to the team and played rock, paper, scissors because there were many people. Unfortunately, I lost right away. So, I went to the topic of "Religion on Ganghwa " after thinking about where to go, and I never regret it. The teachers also said that they can blend well regardless of course. The team members were so good and the topic wasn't that difficult. Although it was not the subject that I wanted, I met my team members well and the result was good and it was so fun during the whole global camp. So, I think I'm glad I came to this topic.

In fact, only Buddhism knew about the religion of Ganghwa. There were too many famous temples in Ganghwa. Also, what I learned in history class influenced me. Being born and raised in Ganghwa, we became familiar with famous temples such as Jeondeungsa and Seonwonsa Temple. Actually, I only heard a lot of names and didn't know the details. I've heard of Ganghwa Anglican Church, but I didn't know it was Catholic.

I have no religion. So there was no knowledge of all religions. There are many new knowledge that I learned while researching Buddhism and the Anglican Church. First of all, it was a little shocking that Ganghwa Anglican Church is not Catholic but another religion called Anglican Church. It is also said that GangHwa was the first place to be baptized when the Anglican Church entered Korea. Another religion was the Daejonggyo. The Daejonggyo had a memory heard in history class, but did not know what had to do with the Chamseongdan of Ganghwa. Religions were hiding in all parts of Ganghwa. In times of foreign invasions, we learned how powerful the religion was by our ancestors who overcame hardships by relying on religion. I don't have much time to come across other religions because I have no religion. It was a meaningful time for the global camp building up knowledge by exploring new topics.

Our group had two second graders and five first graders. Our group was misdirecting the topic at first. So our first-year students gave better ideas, organized them, and told the second-grade students. If we sat still, the results would not have been better than they are now, and we wouldn't have known exactly what we were doing. We set the matter straight and began to examine it again. I finished my investigation and started writing the script for the presentation. While writing the script, Eun Jin also joined. We wrote the script and told the story we decided on at the meeting, and they all said yes. I divided the roles and wrote the rest with Eun Jin. I am not a confident and active person. So it's embarrassing to talk in front of a lot of people and not be good at it. Nevertheless, I played a student who did not finish college. I was worried that I couldn't do well on stage during practice. Luckily, I was able to do it with confidence because I met my team well. If I had met other members of the team, I wouldn't have been confident on stage. The award was due to the hard work of our team members.

The summer global camp conducted a team project and a personal essay at the same time. But this time, I had separate time for my team project and personal essay. So I was able to concentrate more on the team project. It would be more efficient for the upcoming global camp to proceed this way. Although We were able to concentrate on the team's project, we couldn't get the perfect result because they ran out of time compared to the summer global camp. Some data will be missing because we are pressed for time and quick to do. I hope that the next global camp will be given more time. I participated in the global camp for the first time, but I had so much fun with my native English teacher and activities. I have a mind to participate again next summer vacation.

====Everything I felt during this global camp====

I felt a lot when I took part in this global camp. I was lazy and not active in anything. The Global Camp has applied to gain my experience, but it seems to have gained more. I also felt that the atmosphere of the team was important for two nights and three days. Our team was in a good mood. The native teacher spoke slowly so that we could understand. I enjoyed my activities, so I think the results are good. It would have been hard if one of our members didn't work hard. It wasn't that hard because everyone worked hard. I am a more shy person than I look. So I don't like to get noticed in front of many people. However, I had to put up with it because it was a team activity. I couldn't do it without the encouragement of the team and the atmosphere in which everyone was willing to participate. During this global camp, I met good people and formed a good relationship. Also, I am not good at English, but I think I gained confidence by talking to my native teacher. I solved only grammar and problems at school, but it was so fun to talk to my native teacher. In many ways, I have gained a lot from participating in this global camp. I feel like I've grown up a notch further through this opportunity.

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-09T06:07:36Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* Everything I felt during this global camp */

{{GGHS학생
|사진 =
|이름 = 조수아
|영문 = Sua Jo
|학번 = 1120
|팀번호 = 3
|위키아이디= }}

==2019 Winter Personal Essay==
<center>'''''[[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3]]'''''</center>

Name : Jo Su A

Student Number : 1120

I did not apply for a global camp in the summer. At that time, I didn't know the importance of a student record since I was admitted to a high school less than six months ago. It was annoying and so hot that I didn't feel like doing it. For the past year I haven't had any meaningful activity. So I felt nervous and had to fill out my student record. Friends who participated in a global camp in the summer said, "It was too hard," so I hesitated to participate in a global camp in the winter. However, there are not many opportunities to talk to native speakers. And I'm shy, so I'm afraid to make a presentation in front of many people. However, I thought that I could overcome my personality because the global camp is to be presented in English in front of many people. Also, I applied for winter vacation because I have a lot of time and I think it will be a meaningful activity.

Actually, this is not the topic that I wanted. After applying for the Global Camp, I got the topic. Unfortunately, most of them were liberal arts. There was only one topic that fit me so I went to the team and played rock, paper, scissors because there were many people. Unfortunately, I lost right away. So, I went to the topic of "Religion on Ganghwa " after thinking about where to go, and I never regret it. The teachers also said that they can blend well regardless of course. The team members were so good and the topic wasn't that difficult. Although it was not the subject that I wanted, I met my team members well and the result was good and it was so fun during the whole global camp. So, I think I'm glad I came to this topic.

In fact, only Buddhism knew about the religion of Ganghwa. There were too many famous temples in Ganghwa. Also, what I learned in history class influenced me. Being born and raised in Ganghwa, we became familiar with famous temples such as Jeondeungsa and Seonwonsa Temple. Actually, I only heard a lot of names and didn't know the details. I've heard of Ganghwa Anglican Church, but I didn't know it was Catholic.

I have no religion. So there was no knowledge of all religions. There are many new knowledge that I learned while researching Buddhism and the Anglican Church. First of all, it was a little shocking that Ganghwa Anglican Church is not Catholic but another religion called Anglican Church. It is also said that GangHwa was the first place to be baptized when the Anglican Church entered Korea. Another religion was the Daejonggyo. The Daejonggyo had a memory heard in history class, but did not know what had to do with the Chamseongdan of Ganghwa. Religions were hiding in all parts of Ganghwa. In times of foreign invasions, we learned how powerful the religion was by our ancestors who overcame hardships by relying on religion. I don't have much time to come across other religions because I have no religion. It was a meaningful time for the global camp building up knowledge by exploring new topics.

Our group had two second graders and five first graders. Our group was misdirecting the topic at first. So our first-year students gave better ideas, organized them, and told the second-grade students. If we sat still, the results would not have been better than they are now, and we wouldn't have known exactly what we were doing. We set the matter straight and began to examine it again. I finished my investigation and started writing the script for the presentation. While writing the script, Eun Jin also joined. We wrote the script and told the story we decided on at the meeting, and they all said yes. I divided the roles and wrote the rest with Eun Jin. I am not a confident and active person. So it's embarrassing to talk in front of a lot of people and not be good at it. Nevertheless, I played a student who did not finish college. I was worried that I couldn't do well on stage during practice. Luckily, I was able to do it with confidence because I met my team well. If I had met other members of the team, I wouldn't have been confident on stage. The award was due to the hard work of our team members.

The summer global camp conducted a team project and a personal essay at the same time. But this time, I had separate time for my team project and personal essay. So I was able to concentrate more on the team project. It would be more efficient for the upcoming global camp to proceed this way. Although We were able to concentrate on the team's project, we couldn't get the perfect result because they ran out of time compared to the summer global camp. Some data will be missing because we are pressed for time and quick to do. I hope that the next global camp will be given more time. I participated in the global camp for the first time, but I had so much fun with my native English teacher and activities. I have a mind to participate again next summer vacation.

====Everything I felt during this global camp====

I felt a lot when I took part in this global camp. I was lazy and not active in anything. The Global Camp has applied to gain my experience, but it seems to have gained more. I also felt that the atmosphere of the team was important for two nights and three days. Our team was in a good mood. The native teacher spoke slowly so that we could understand. I enjoyed my activities, so I think the results are good. It would have been hard if one of our members didn't work hard. It wasn't that hard because everyone worked hard. I am a more shy person than I look. So I don't like to get noticed in front of many people. However, I had to put up with it because it was a team activity. I couldn't do it without the encouragement of the team and the atmosphere in which everyone was willing to participate. During this global camp, I met good people and formed a good relationship. Also, I am not good at English, but I think I gained confidence by talking to my native teacher. I solved only grammar and problems at school, but it was so fun to talk to my native teacher. In many ways, I have gained a lot from participating in this global camp. I feel like I've grown up a notch further through this opportunity.

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-09T06:06:00Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* 2019 Winter Personal Essay */

{{GGHS학생
|사진 =
|이름 = 조수아
|영문 = Sua Jo
|학번 = 1120
|팀번호 = 3
|위키아이디= }}

==2019 Winter Personal Essay==
<center>'''''[[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3]]'''''</center>

Name : Jo Su A

Student Number : 1120

I did not apply for a global camp in the summer. At that time, I didn't know the importance of a student record since I was admitted to a high school less than six months ago. It was annoying and so hot that I didn't feel like doing it. For the past year I haven't had any meaningful activity. So I felt nervous and had to fill out my student record. Friends who participated in a global camp in the summer said, "It was too hard," so I hesitated to participate in a global camp in the winter. However, there are not many opportunities to talk to native speakers. And I'm shy, so I'm afraid to make a presentation in front of many people. However, I thought that I could overcome my personality because the global camp is to be presented in English in front of many people. Also, I applied for winter vacation because I have a lot of time and I think it will be a meaningful activity.

Actually, this is not the topic that I wanted. After applying for the Global Camp, I got the topic. Unfortunately, most of them were liberal arts. There was only one topic that fit me so I went to the team and played rock, paper, scissors because there were many people. Unfortunately, I lost right away. So, I went to the topic of "Religion on Ganghwa " after thinking about where to go, and I never regret it. The teachers also said that they can blend well regardless of course. The team members were so good and the topic wasn't that difficult. Although it was not the subject that I wanted, I met my team members well and the result was good and it was so fun during the whole global camp. So, I think I'm glad I came to this topic.

In fact, only Buddhism knew about the religion of Ganghwa. There were too many famous temples in Ganghwa. Also, what I learned in history class influenced me. Being born and raised in Ganghwa, we became familiar with famous temples such as Jeondeungsa and Seonwonsa Temple. Actually, I only heard a lot of names and didn't know the details. I've heard of Ganghwa Anglican Church, but I didn't know it was Catholic.

I have no religion. So there was no knowledge of all religions. There are many new knowledge that I learned while researching Buddhism and the Anglican Church. First of all, it was a little shocking that Ganghwa Anglican Church is not Catholic but another religion called Anglican Church. It is also said that GangHwa was the first place to be baptized when the Anglican Church entered Korea. Another religion was the Daejonggyo. The Daejonggyo had a memory heard in history class, but did not know what had to do with the Chamseongdan of Ganghwa. Religions were hiding in all parts of Ganghwa. In times of foreign invasions, we learned how powerful the religion was by our ancestors who overcame hardships by relying on religion. I don't have much time to come across other religions because I have no religion. It was a meaningful time for the global camp building up knowledge by exploring new topics.

Our group had two second graders and five first graders. Our group was misdirecting the topic at first. So our first-year students gave better ideas, organized them, and told the second-grade students. If we sat still, the results would not have been better than they are now, and we wouldn't have known exactly what we were doing. We set the matter straight and began to examine it again. I finished my investigation and started writing the script for the presentation. While writing the script, Eun Jin also joined. We wrote the script and told the story we decided on at the meeting, and they all said yes. I divided the roles and wrote the rest with Eun Jin. I am not a confident and active person. So it's embarrassing to talk in front of a lot of people and not be good at it. Nevertheless, I played a student who did not finish college. I was worried that I couldn't do well on stage during practice. Luckily, I was able to do it with confidence because I met my team well. If I had met other members of the team, I wouldn't have been confident on stage. The award was due to the hard work of our team members.

The summer global camp conducted a team project and a personal essay at the same time. But this time, I had separate time for my team project and personal essay. So I was able to concentrate more on the team project. It would be more efficient for the upcoming global camp to proceed this way. Although We were able to concentrate on the team's project, we couldn't get the perfect result because they ran out of time compared to the summer global camp. Some data will be missing because we are pressed for time and quick to do. I hope that the next global camp will be given more time. I participated in the global camp for the first time, but I had so much fun with my native English teacher and activities. I have a mind to participate again next summer vacation.

===Everything I felt during this global camp===

I felt a lot when I took part in this global camp. I was lazy and not active in anything. The Global Camp has applied to gain my experience, but it seems to have gained more. I also felt that the atmosphere of the team was important for two nights and three days. Our team was in a good mood. The native teacher spoke slowly so that we could understand. I enjoyed my activities, so I think the results are good. It would have been hard if one of our members didn't work hard. It wasn't that hard because everyone worked hard. I am a more shy person than I look. So I don't like to get noticed in front of many people. However, I had to put up with it because it was a team activity. I couldn't do it without the encouragement of the team and the atmosphere in which everyone was willing to participate. During this global camp, I met good people and formed a good relationship. Also, I am not good at English, but I think I gained confidence by talking to my native teacher. I solved only grammar and problems at school, but it was so fun to talk to my native teacher. In many ways, I have gained a lot from participating in this global camp. I feel like I've grown up a notch further through this opportunity.

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-09T05:31:43Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* 2019 Winter Personal Essay */

{{GGHS학생
|사진 =
|이름 = 조수아
|영문 = Sua Jo
|학번 = 1120
|팀번호 = 3
|위키아이디= }}

==2019 Winter Personal Essay==
<center>'''''[[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3]]'''''</center>

Name : Jo Su A

Student Number : 1120

1. I did not apply for a global camp in the summer. At that time, I didn't know the importance of a student record since I was admitted to a high school less than six months ago. It was annoying and so hot that I didn't feel like doing it. For the past year I haven't had any meaningful activity. So I felt nervous and had to fill out my student record. Friends who participated in a global camp in the summer said, "It was too hard," so I hesitated to participate in a global camp in the winter. However, there are not many opportunities to talk to native speakers. And I'm shy, so I'm afraid to make a presentation in front of many people. However, I thought that I could overcome my personality because the global camp is to be presented in English in front of many people. Also, I applied for winter vacation because I have a lot of time and I think it will be a meaningful activity.

2. Actually, this is not the topic that I wanted. After applying for the Global Camp, I got the topic. Unfortunately, most of them were liberal arts. There was only one topic that fit me so I went to the team and played rock, paper, scissors because there were many people. Unfortunately, I lost right away. So, I went to the topic of "Religion on Ganghwa " after thinking about where to go, and I never regret it. The teachers also said that they can blend well regardless of course. The team members were so good and the topic wasn't that difficult. Although it was not the subject that I wanted, I met my team members well and the result was good and it was so fun during the whole global camp. So, I think I'm glad I came to this topic.

3. In fact, only Buddhism knew about the religion of Ganghwa. There were too many famous temples in Ganghwa. Also, what I learned in history class influenced me. Being born and raised in Ganghwa, we became familiar with famous temples such as Jeondeungsa and Seonwonsa Temple. Actually, I only heard a lot of names and didn't know the details. I've heard of Ganghwa Anglican Church, but I didn't know it was Catholic.

4. I have no religion. So there was no knowledge of all religions. There are many new knowledge that I learned while researching Buddhism and the Anglican Church. First of all, it was a little shocking that Ganghwa Anglican Church is not Catholic but another religion called Anglican Church. It is also said that GangHwa was the first place to be baptized when the Anglican Church entered Korea. Another religion was the Daejonggyo. The Daejonggyo had a memory heard in history class, but did not know what had to do with the Chamseongdan of Ganghwa. Religions were hiding in all parts of Ganghwa. In times of foreign invasions, we learned how powerful the religion was by our ancestors who overcame hardships by relying on religion. I don't have much time to come across other religions because I have no religion. It was a meaningful time for the global camp building up knowledge by exploring new topics.

5. Our group had two second graders and five first graders. Our group was misdirecting the topic at first. So our first-year students gave better ideas, organized them, and told the second-grade students. If we sat still, the results would not have been better than they are now, and we wouldn't have known exactly what we were doing. We set the matter straight and began to examine it again. I finished my investigation and started writing the script for the presentation. While writing the script, Eun Jin also joined. We wrote the script and told the story we decided on at the meeting, and they all said yes. I divided the roles and wrote the rest with Eun Jin. I am not a confident and active person. So it's embarrassing to talk in front of a lot of people and not be good at it. Nevertheless, I played a student who did not finish college. I was worried that I couldn't do well on stage during practice. Luckily, I was able to do it with confidence because I met my team well. If I had met other members of the team, I wouldn't have been confident on stage. The award was due to the hard work of our team members.

6.
The summer global camp conducted a team project and a personal essay at the same time. But this time, I had separate time for my team project and personal essay. So I was able to concentrate more on the team project. It would be more efficient for the upcoming global camp to proceed this way. Although We were able to concentrate on the team's project, we couldn't get the perfect result because they ran out of time compared to the summer global camp. Some data will be missing because we are pressed for time and quick to do. I hope that the next global camp will be given more time. I participated in the global camp for the first time, but I had so much fun with my native English teacher and activities. I have a mind to participate again next summer vacation.

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-09T05:07:02Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* 2019 Winter Personal Essay */

{{GGHS학생
|사진 =
|이름 = 조수아
|영문 = Sua Jo
|학번 = 1120
|팀번호 = 3
|위키아이디= }}

==2019 Winter Personal Essay==
<center>'''''[[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3]]'''''</center>

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-08T14:52:35Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* 2019 Winter Personal Essay */

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-08T14:49:19Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* 2019 Winter Personal Essay */

{{GGHS학생
|사진 =
|이름 = 조수아
|영문 = Sua Jo
|학번 = 1120
|팀번호 = 3
|위키아이디= }}

==2019 Winter Personal Essay==
<center>'''''[[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3]]'''''</center>

1. I did not apply for a global camp in the summer. At that time, I didn't know the importance of a student record since I was admitted to a high school less than six months ago. It was annoying and so hot that I didn't feel like doing it. For the past year I haven't had any meaningful activity. So I felt nervous and had to fill out my student record. Friends who participated in a global camp in the summer said, "It was too hard," so I hesitated to participate in a global camp in the winter. However, there are not many opportunities to talk to native speakers. And I'm shy, so I'm afraid to make a presentation in front of many people. However, I thought that I could overcome my personality because the global camp is to be presented in English in front of many people. Also, I applied for winter vacation because I have a lot of time and I think it will be a meaningful activity.

2. Actually, this is not the topic that I wanted. After applying for the Global Camp, I got the topic. Unfortunately, most of them were liberal arts. There was only one topic that fit me so I went to the team and played rock, paper, scissors because there were many people. Unfortunately, I lost right away. So, I went to the topic of "Religion on Ganghwa " after thinking about where to go, and I never regret it. The teachers also said that they can blend well regardless of course. The team members were so good and the topic wasn't that difficult. Although it was not the subject that I wanted, I met my team members well and the result was good and it was so fun during the whole global camp. So, I think I'm glad I came to this topic.

3. In fact, only Buddhism knew about the religion of Ganghwa. There were too many famous temples in Ganghwa. Also, what I learned in history class influenced me. Being born and raised in Ganghwa, we became familiar with famous temples such as Jeondeungsa and Seonwonsa Temple. Actually, I only heard a lot of names and didn't know the details. I've heard of Ganghwa Anglican Church, but I didn't know it was Catholic.

4. I have no religion. So there was no knowledge of all religions. There are many new knowledge that I learned while researching Buddhism and the Anglican Church. First of all, it was a little shocking that Ganghwa Anglican Church is not Catholic but another religion called Anglican Church. It is also said that GangHwa was the first place to be baptized when the Anglican Church entered Korea. Another religion was the Daejonggyo. The Daejonggyo had a memory heard in history class, but did not know what had to do with the Chamseongdan of Ganghwa. Religions were hiding in all parts of Ganghwa. In times of foreign invasions, we learned how powerful the religion was by our ancestors who overcame hardships by relying on religion. I don't have much time to come across other religions because I have no religion. It was a meaningful time for the global camp building up knowledge by exploring new topics.

5. Our group had two second graders and five first graders. Our group was misdirecting the topic at first. So our first-year students gave better ideas, organized them, and told the second-grade students. If we sat still, the results would not have been better than they are now, and we wouldn't have known exactly what we were doing. We set the matter straight and began to examine it again. I finished my investigation and started writing the script for the presentation. While writing the script, Eun Jin also joined. We wrote the script and told the story we decided on at the meeting, and they all said yes. I divided the roles and wrote the rest with Eun Jin. I am not a confident and active person. So it's embarrassing to talk in front of a lot of people and not be good at it. Nevertheless, I played a student who did not finish college. I was worried that I couldn't do well on stage during practice. Luckily, I was able to do it with confidence because I met my team well. If I had met other members of the team, I wouldn't have been confident on stage. The award was due to the hard work of our team members.

6.

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-08T14:48:50Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* 2019 Winter Personal Essay */

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-08T14:48:20Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* 2019 Winter Personal Essay */

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-08T14:47:38Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* 2019 Winter Personal Essay */

{{GGHS학생
|사진 =
|이름 = 조수아
|영문 = Sua Jo
|학번 = 1120
|팀번호 = 3
|위키아이디= }}

==2019 Winter Personal Essay==
<center>'''''[[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3]]'''''</center>

I did not apply for a global camp in the summer. At that time, I didn't know the importance of a student record since I was admitted to a high school less than six months ago. It was annoying and so hot that I didn't feel like doing it. For the past year I haven't had any meaningful activity. So I felt nervous and had to fill out my student record. Friends who participated in a global camp in the summer said, "It was too hard," so I hesitated to participate in a global camp in the winter. However, there are not many opportunities to talk to native speakers. And I'm shy, so I'm afraid to make a presentation in front of many people. However, I thought that I could overcome my personality because the global camp is to be presented in English in front of many people. Also, I applied for winter vacation because I have a lot of time and I think it will be a meaningful activity.

Actually, this is not the topic that I wanted. After applying for the Global Camp, I got the topic. Unfortunately, most of them were liberal arts. There was only one topic that fit me so I went to the team and played rock, paper, scissors because there were many people. Unfortunately, I lost right away. So, I went to the topic of "Religion on Ganghwa " after thinking about where to go, and I never regret it. The teachers also said that they can blend well regardless of course. The team members were so good and the topic wasn't that difficult. Although it was not the subject that I wanted, I met my team members well and the result was good and it was so fun during the whole global camp. So, I think I'm glad I came to this topic.

In fact, only Buddhism knew about the religion of Ganghwa. There were too many famous temples in Ganghwa. Also, what I learned in history class influenced me. Being born and raised in Ganghwa, we became familiar with famous temples such as Jeondeungsa and Seonwonsa Temple. Actually, I only heard a lot of names and didn't know the details. I've heard of Ganghwa Anglican Church, but I didn't know it was Catholic.

I have no religion. So there was no knowledge of all religions. There are many new knowledge that I learned while researching Buddhism and the Anglican Church. First of all, it was a little shocking that Ganghwa Anglican Church is not Catholic but another religion called Anglican Church. It is also said that GangHwa was the first place to be baptized when the Anglican Church entered Korea. Another religion was the Daejonggyo. The Daejonggyo had a memory heard in history class, but did not know what had to do with the Chamseongdan of Ganghwa. Religions were hiding in all parts of Ganghwa. In times of foreign invasions, we learned how powerful the religion was by our ancestors who overcame hardships by relying on religion. I don't have much time to come across other religions because I have no religion. It was a meaningful time for the global camp building up knowledge by exploring new topics.

Our group had two second graders and five first graders. Our group was misdirecting the topic at first. So our first-year students gave better ideas, organized them, and told the second-grade students. If we sat still, the results would not have been better than they are now, and we wouldn't have known exactly what we were doing. We set the matter straight and began to examine it again. I finished my investigation and started writing the script for the presentation. While writing the script, Eun Jin also joined. We wrote the script and told the story we decided on at the meeting, and they all said yes. I divided the roles and wrote the rest with Eun Jin. I am not a confident and active person. So it's embarrassing to talk in front of a lot of people and not be good at it. Nevertheless, I played a student who did not finish college. I was worried that I couldn't do well on stage during practice. Luckily, I was able to do it with confidence because I met my team well. If I had met other members of the team, I wouldn't have been confident on stage. The award was due to the hard work of our team members.

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-08T14:43:17Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* 2019 Winter Personal Essay */

{{GGHS학생
|사진 =
|이름 = 조수아
|영문 = Sua Jo
|학번 = 1120
|팀번호 = 3
|위키아이디= }}

==2019 Winter Personal Essay==
<center>'''''[[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3]]'''''</center>

===1. Why did you join this camp (expectations)?===
I did not apply for a global camp in the summer. At that time, I didn't know the importance of a student record since I was admitted to a high school less than six months ago. It was annoying and so hot that I didn't feel like doing it. For the past year I haven't had any meaningful activity. So I felt nervous and had to fill out my student record. Friends who participated in a global camp in the summer said, "It was too hard," so I hesitated to participate in a global camp in the winter. However, there are not many opportunities to talk to native speakers. And I'm shy, so I'm afraid to make a presentation in front of many people. However, I thought that I could overcome my personality because the global camp is to be presented in English in front of many people. Also, I applied for winter vacation because I have a lot of time and I think it will be a meaningful activity.

===2. Why did you choose this topic?===
Actually, this is not the topic that I wanted. After applying for the Global Camp, I got the topic. Unfortunately, most of them were liberal arts. There was only one topic that fit me so I went to the team and played rock, paper, scissors because there were many people. Unfortunately, I lost right away. So, I went to the topic of "Religion on Ganghwa " after thinking about where to go, and I never regret it. The teachers also said that they can blend well regardless of course. The team members were so good and the topic wasn't that difficult. Although it was not the subject that I wanted, I met my team members well and the result was good and it was so fun during the whole global camp. So, I think I'm glad I came to this topic.

===3. What did you know about the topic before the camp?===
In fact, only Buddhism knew about the religion of Ganghwa. There were too many famous temples in Ganghwa. Also, what I learned in history class influenced me. Being born and raised in Ganghwa, we became familiar with famous temples such as Jeondeungsa and Seonwonsa Temple. Actually, I only heard a lot of names and didn't know the details. I've heard of Ganghwa Anglican Church, but I didn't know it was Catholic.

===4. What did you learn about the topic during camp?===
I have no religion. So there was no knowledge of all religions. There are many new knowledge that I learned while researching Buddhism and the Anglican Church. First of all, it was a little shocking that Ganghwa Anglican Church is not Catholic but another religion called Anglican Church. It is also said that GangHwa was the first place to be baptized when the Anglican Church entered Korea. Another religion was the Daejonggyo. The Daejonggyo had a memory heard in history class, but did not know what had to do with the Chamseongdan of Ganghwa. Religions were hiding in all parts of Ganghwa. In times of foreign invasions, we learned how powerful the religion was by our ancestors who overcame hardships by relying on religion. I don't have much time to come across other religions because I have no religion. It was a meaningful time for the global camp building up knowledge by exploring new topics.

===5. What was your role in the team?===
Our group had two second graders and five first graders. Our group was misdirecting the topic at first. So our first-year students gave better ideas, organized them, and told the second-grade students. If we sat still, the results would not have been better than they are now, and we wouldn't have known exactly what we were doing. We set the matter straight and began to examine it again. I finished my investigation and started writing the script for the presentation. While writing the script, Eun Jin also joined. We wrote the script and told the story we decided on at the meeting, and they all said yes. I divided the roles and wrote the rest with Eun Jin. I am not a confident and active person. So it's embarrassing to talk in front of a lot of people and not be good at it. Nevertheless, I played a student who did not finish college. I was worried that I couldn't do well on stage during practice. Luckily, I was able to do it with confidence because I met my team well. If I had met other members of the team, I wouldn't have been confident on stage. The award was due to the hard work of our team members.

===6. What are your future hopes for the camp?===

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-08T14:42:29Z

GGHS뽁뽁:

{{GGHS학생
|사진 =
|이름 = 조수아
|영문 = Sua Jo
|학번 = 1120
|팀번호 = 3
|위키아이디= }}

==2019 Winter Personal Essay==
<center>'''''[[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3]]'''''</center>

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-08T14:42:18Z

GGHS뽁뽁:

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-08T14:42:10Z

GGHS뽁뽁:

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2019-01-08T14:42:03Z

GGHS뽁뽁:

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2019-01-08T14:41:57Z

GGHS뽁뽁:

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-08T14:41:51Z

GGHS뽁뽁:

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2019-01-08T14:41:45Z

GGHS뽁뽁:

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2019-01-08T14:41:35Z

GGHS뽁뽁:

{{GGHS학생
|사진 =
|이름 = 조수아
|영문 = Sua Jo
|학번 = 1120
|팀번호 = 3
|위키아이디= }}

==2019 Winter Personal Essay==
<center>'''''[[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3]]'''''</center>

=6. What are your future hopes for the camp?=

=1. Why did you join this camp (expectations)?=
I did not apply for a global camp in the summer. At that time, I didn't know the importance of a student record since I was admitted to a high school less than six months ago. It was annoying and so hot that I didn't feel like doing it. For the past year I haven't had any meaningful activity. So I felt nervous and had to fill out my student record. Friends who participated in a global camp in the summer said, "It was too hard," so I hesitated to participate in a global camp in the winter. However, there are not many opportunities to talk to native speakers. And I'm shy, so I'm afraid to make a presentation in front of many people. However, I thought that I could overcome my personality because the global camp is to be presented in English in front of many people. Also, I applied for winter vacation because I have a lot of time and I think it will be a meaningful activity.

=2. Why did you choose this topic?=
Actually, this is not the topic that I wanted. After applying for the Global Camp, I got the topic. Unfortunately, most of them were liberal arts. There was only one topic that fit me so I went to the team and played rock, paper, scissors because there were many people. Unfortunately, I lost right away. So, I went to the topic of "Religion on Ganghwa " after thinking about where to go, and I never regret it. The teachers also said that they can blend well regardless of course. The team members were so good and the topic wasn't that difficult. Although it was not the subject that I wanted, I met my team members well and the result was good and it was so fun during the whole global camp. So, I think I'm glad I came to this topic.

=3. What did you know about the topic before the camp?=
In fact, only Buddhism knew about the religion of Ganghwa. There were too many famous temples in Ganghwa. Also, what I learned in history class influenced me. Being born and raised in Ganghwa, we became familiar with famous temples such as Jeondeungsa and Seonwonsa Temple. Actually, I only heard a lot of names and didn't know the details. I've heard of Ganghwa Anglican Church, but I didn't know it was Catholic.

=4. What did you learn about the topic during camp?=
I have no religion. So there was no knowledge of all religions. There are many new knowledge that I learned while researching Buddhism and the Anglican Church. First of all, it was a little shocking that Ganghwa Anglican Church is not Catholic but another religion called Anglican Church. It is also said that GangHwa was the first place to be baptized when the Anglican Church entered Korea. Another religion was the Daejonggyo. The Daejonggyo had a memory heard in history class, but did not know what had to do with the Chamseongdan of Ganghwa. Religions were hiding in all parts of Ganghwa. In times of foreign invasions, we learned how powerful the religion was by our ancestors who overcame hardships by relying on religion. I don't have much time to come across other religions because I have no religion. It was a meaningful time for the global camp building up knowledge by exploring new topics.

=5. What was your role in the team?=
Our group had two second graders and five first graders. Our group was misdirecting the topic at first. So our first-year students gave better ideas, organized them, and told the second-grade students. If we sat still, the results would not have been better than they are now, and we wouldn't have known exactly what we were doing. We set the matter straight and began to examine it again. I finished my investigation and started writing the script for the presentation. While writing the script, Eun Jin also joined. We wrote the script and told the story we decided on at the meeting, and they all said yes. I divided the roles and wrote the rest with Eun Jin. I am not a confident and active person. So it's embarrassing to talk in front of a lot of people and not be good at it. Nevertheless, I played a student who did not finish college. I was worried that I couldn't do well on stage during practice. Luckily, I was able to do it with confidence because I met my team well. If I had met other members of the team, I wouldn't have been confident on stage. The award was due to the hard work of our team members.

=6. What are your future hopes for the camp?=

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-08T14:41:27Z

GGHS뽁뽁:

{{GGHS학생
|사진 =
|이름 = 조수아
|영문 = Sua Jo
|학번 = 1120
|팀번호 = 3
|위키아이디= }}

==2019 Winter Personal Essay==
<center>'''''[[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3]]'''''</center>

=5. What was your role in the team?=
Our group had two second graders and five first graders. Our group was misdirecting the topic at first. So our first-year students gave better ideas, organized them, and told the second-grade students. If we sat still, the results would not have been better than they are now, and we wouldn't have known exactly what we were doing. We set the matter straight and began to examine it again. I finished my investigation and started writing the script for the presentation. While writing the script, Eun Jin also joined. We wrote the script and told the story we decided on at the meeting, and they all said yes. I divided the roles and wrote the rest with Eun Jin. I am not a confident and active person. So it's embarrassing to talk in front of a lot of people and not be good at it. Nevertheless, I played a student who did not finish college. I was worried that I couldn't do well on stage during practice. Luckily, I was able to do it with confidence because I met my team well. If I had met other members of the team, I wouldn't have been confident on stage. The award was due to the hard work of our team members.

=6. What are your future hopes for the camp?=

=1. Why did you join this camp (expectations)?=
I did not apply for a global camp in the summer. At that time, I didn't know the importance of a student record since I was admitted to a high school less than six months ago. It was annoying and so hot that I didn't feel like doing it. For the past year I haven't had any meaningful activity. So I felt nervous and had to fill out my student record. Friends who participated in a global camp in the summer said, "It was too hard," so I hesitated to participate in a global camp in the winter. However, there are not many opportunities to talk to native speakers. And I'm shy, so I'm afraid to make a presentation in front of many people. However, I thought that I could overcome my personality because the global camp is to be presented in English in front of many people. Also, I applied for winter vacation because I have a lot of time and I think it will be a meaningful activity.

=2. Why did you choose this topic?=
Actually, this is not the topic that I wanted. After applying for the Global Camp, I got the topic. Unfortunately, most of them were liberal arts. There was only one topic that fit me so I went to the team and played rock, paper, scissors because there were many people. Unfortunately, I lost right away. So, I went to the topic of "Religion on Ganghwa " after thinking about where to go, and I never regret it. The teachers also said that they can blend well regardless of course. The team members were so good and the topic wasn't that difficult. Although it was not the subject that I wanted, I met my team members well and the result was good and it was so fun during the whole global camp. So, I think I'm glad I came to this topic.

=3. What did you know about the topic before the camp?=
In fact, only Buddhism knew about the religion of Ganghwa. There were too many famous temples in Ganghwa. Also, what I learned in history class influenced me. Being born and raised in Ganghwa, we became familiar with famous temples such as Jeondeungsa and Seonwonsa Temple. Actually, I only heard a lot of names and didn't know the details. I've heard of Ganghwa Anglican Church, but I didn't know it was Catholic.

=4. What did you learn about the topic during camp?=
I have no religion. So there was no knowledge of all religions. There are many new knowledge that I learned while researching Buddhism and the Anglican Church. First of all, it was a little shocking that Ganghwa Anglican Church is not Catholic but another religion called Anglican Church. It is also said that GangHwa was the first place to be baptized when the Anglican Church entered Korea. Another religion was the Daejonggyo. The Daejonggyo had a memory heard in history class, but did not know what had to do with the Chamseongdan of Ganghwa. Religions were hiding in all parts of Ganghwa. In times of foreign invasions, we learned how powerful the religion was by our ancestors who overcame hardships by relying on religion. I don't have much time to come across other religions because I have no religion. It was a meaningful time for the global camp building up knowledge by exploring new topics.

=5. What was your role in the team?=
Our group had two second graders and five first graders. Our group was misdirecting the topic at first. So our first-year students gave better ideas, organized them, and told the second-grade students. If we sat still, the results would not have been better than they are now, and we wouldn't have known exactly what we were doing. We set the matter straight and began to examine it again. I finished my investigation and started writing the script for the presentation. While writing the script, Eun Jin also joined. We wrote the script and told the story we decided on at the meeting, and they all said yes. I divided the roles and wrote the rest with Eun Jin. I am not a confident and active person. So it's embarrassing to talk in front of a lot of people and not be good at it. Nevertheless, I played a student who did not finish college. I was worried that I couldn't do well on stage during practice. Luckily, I was able to do it with confidence because I met my team well. If I had met other members of the team, I wouldn't have been confident on stage. The award was due to the hard work of our team members.

=6. What are your future hopes for the camp?=

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-08T14:41:18Z

GGHS뽁뽁:

{{GGHS학생
|사진 =
|이름 = 조수아
|영문 = Sua Jo
|학번 = 1120
|팀번호 = 3
|위키아이디= }}

==2019 Winter Personal Essay==
<center>'''''[[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3]]'''''</center>

=4. What did you learn about the topic during camp?=
I have no religion. So there was no knowledge of all religions. There are many new knowledge that I learned while researching Buddhism and the Anglican Church. First of all, it was a little shocking that Ganghwa Anglican Church is not Catholic but another religion called Anglican Church. It is also said that GangHwa was the first place to be baptized when the Anglican Church entered Korea. Another religion was the Daejonggyo. The Daejonggyo had a memory heard in history class, but did not know what had to do with the Chamseongdan of Ganghwa. Religions were hiding in all parts of Ganghwa. In times of foreign invasions, we learned how powerful the religion was by our ancestors who overcame hardships by relying on religion. I don't have much time to come across other religions because I have no religion. It was a meaningful time for the global camp building up knowledge by exploring new topics.

=5. What was your role in the team?=
Our group had two second graders and five first graders. Our group was misdirecting the topic at first. So our first-year students gave better ideas, organized them, and told the second-grade students. If we sat still, the results would not have been better than they are now, and we wouldn't have known exactly what we were doing. We set the matter straight and began to examine it again. I finished my investigation and started writing the script for the presentation. While writing the script, Eun Jin also joined. We wrote the script and told the story we decided on at the meeting, and they all said yes. I divided the roles and wrote the rest with Eun Jin. I am not a confident and active person. So it's embarrassing to talk in front of a lot of people and not be good at it. Nevertheless, I played a student who did not finish college. I was worried that I couldn't do well on stage during practice. Luckily, I was able to do it with confidence because I met my team well. If I had met other members of the team, I wouldn't have been confident on stage. The award was due to the hard work of our team members.

=6. What are your future hopes for the camp?=

=1. Why did you join this camp (expectations)?=
I did not apply for a global camp in the summer. At that time, I didn't know the importance of a student record since I was admitted to a high school less than six months ago. It was annoying and so hot that I didn't feel like doing it. For the past year I haven't had any meaningful activity. So I felt nervous and had to fill out my student record. Friends who participated in a global camp in the summer said, "It was too hard," so I hesitated to participate in a global camp in the winter. However, there are not many opportunities to talk to native speakers. And I'm shy, so I'm afraid to make a presentation in front of many people. However, I thought that I could overcome my personality because the global camp is to be presented in English in front of many people. Also, I applied for winter vacation because I have a lot of time and I think it will be a meaningful activity.

=2. Why did you choose this topic?=
Actually, this is not the topic that I wanted. After applying for the Global Camp, I got the topic. Unfortunately, most of them were liberal arts. There was only one topic that fit me so I went to the team and played rock, paper, scissors because there were many people. Unfortunately, I lost right away. So, I went to the topic of "Religion on Ganghwa " after thinking about where to go, and I never regret it. The teachers also said that they can blend well regardless of course. The team members were so good and the topic wasn't that difficult. Although it was not the subject that I wanted, I met my team members well and the result was good and it was so fun during the whole global camp. So, I think I'm glad I came to this topic.

=3. What did you know about the topic before the camp?=
In fact, only Buddhism knew about the religion of Ganghwa. There were too many famous temples in Ganghwa. Also, what I learned in history class influenced me. Being born and raised in Ganghwa, we became familiar with famous temples such as Jeondeungsa and Seonwonsa Temple. Actually, I only heard a lot of names and didn't know the details. I've heard of Ganghwa Anglican Church, but I didn't know it was Catholic.

=4. What did you learn about the topic during camp?=
I have no religion. So there was no knowledge of all religions. There are many new knowledge that I learned while researching Buddhism and the Anglican Church. First of all, it was a little shocking that Ganghwa Anglican Church is not Catholic but another religion called Anglican Church. It is also said that GangHwa was the first place to be baptized when the Anglican Church entered Korea. Another religion was the Daejonggyo. The Daejonggyo had a memory heard in history class, but did not know what had to do with the Chamseongdan of Ganghwa. Religions were hiding in all parts of Ganghwa. In times of foreign invasions, we learned how powerful the religion was by our ancestors who overcame hardships by relying on religion. I don't have much time to come across other religions because I have no religion. It was a meaningful time for the global camp building up knowledge by exploring new topics.

=5. What was your role in the team?=
Our group had two second graders and five first graders. Our group was misdirecting the topic at first. So our first-year students gave better ideas, organized them, and told the second-grade students. If we sat still, the results would not have been better than they are now, and we wouldn't have known exactly what we were doing. We set the matter straight and began to examine it again. I finished my investigation and started writing the script for the presentation. While writing the script, Eun Jin also joined. We wrote the script and told the story we decided on at the meeting, and they all said yes. I divided the roles and wrote the rest with Eun Jin. I am not a confident and active person. So it's embarrassing to talk in front of a lot of people and not be good at it. Nevertheless, I played a student who did not finish college. I was worried that I couldn't do well on stage during practice. Luckily, I was able to do it with confidence because I met my team well. If I had met other members of the team, I wouldn't have been confident on stage. The award was due to the hard work of our team members.

=6. What are your future hopes for the camp?=

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-08T14:41:08Z

GGHS뽁뽁:

{{GGHS학생
|사진 =
|이름 = 조수아
|영문 = Sua Jo
|학번 = 1120
|팀번호 = 3
|위키아이디= }}

==2019 Winter Personal Essay==
<center>'''''[[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3]]'''''</center>

=3. What did you know about the topic before the camp?=
In fact, only Buddhism knew about the religion of Ganghwa. There were too many famous temples in Ganghwa. Also, what I learned in history class influenced me. Being born and raised in Ganghwa, we became familiar with famous temples such as Jeondeungsa and Seonwonsa Temple. Actually, I only heard a lot of names and didn't know the details. I've heard of Ganghwa Anglican Church, but I didn't know it was Catholic.

=4. What did you learn about the topic during camp?=
I have no religion. So there was no knowledge of all religions. There are many new knowledge that I learned while researching Buddhism and the Anglican Church. First of all, it was a little shocking that Ganghwa Anglican Church is not Catholic but another religion called Anglican Church. It is also said that GangHwa was the first place to be baptized when the Anglican Church entered Korea. Another religion was the Daejonggyo. The Daejonggyo had a memory heard in history class, but did not know what had to do with the Chamseongdan of Ganghwa. Religions were hiding in all parts of Ganghwa. In times of foreign invasions, we learned how powerful the religion was by our ancestors who overcame hardships by relying on religion. I don't have much time to come across other religions because I have no religion. It was a meaningful time for the global camp building up knowledge by exploring new topics.

=5. What was your role in the team?=
Our group had two second graders and five first graders. Our group was misdirecting the topic at first. So our first-year students gave better ideas, organized them, and told the second-grade students. If we sat still, the results would not have been better than they are now, and we wouldn't have known exactly what we were doing. We set the matter straight and began to examine it again. I finished my investigation and started writing the script for the presentation. While writing the script, Eun Jin also joined. We wrote the script and told the story we decided on at the meeting, and they all said yes. I divided the roles and wrote the rest with Eun Jin. I am not a confident and active person. So it's embarrassing to talk in front of a lot of people and not be good at it. Nevertheless, I played a student who did not finish college. I was worried that I couldn't do well on stage during practice. Luckily, I was able to do it with confidence because I met my team well. If I had met other members of the team, I wouldn't have been confident on stage. The award was due to the hard work of our team members.

=6. What are your future hopes for the camp?=

=1. Why did you join this camp (expectations)?=
I did not apply for a global camp in the summer. At that time, I didn't know the importance of a student record since I was admitted to a high school less than six months ago. It was annoying and so hot that I didn't feel like doing it. For the past year I haven't had any meaningful activity. So I felt nervous and had to fill out my student record. Friends who participated in a global camp in the summer said, "It was too hard," so I hesitated to participate in a global camp in the winter. However, there are not many opportunities to talk to native speakers. And I'm shy, so I'm afraid to make a presentation in front of many people. However, I thought that I could overcome my personality because the global camp is to be presented in English in front of many people. Also, I applied for winter vacation because I have a lot of time and I think it will be a meaningful activity.

=2. Why did you choose this topic?=
Actually, this is not the topic that I wanted. After applying for the Global Camp, I got the topic. Unfortunately, most of them were liberal arts. There was only one topic that fit me so I went to the team and played rock, paper, scissors because there were many people. Unfortunately, I lost right away. So, I went to the topic of "Religion on Ganghwa " after thinking about where to go, and I never regret it. The teachers also said that they can blend well regardless of course. The team members were so good and the topic wasn't that difficult. Although it was not the subject that I wanted, I met my team members well and the result was good and it was so fun during the whole global camp. So, I think I'm glad I came to this topic.

=3. What did you know about the topic before the camp?=
In fact, only Buddhism knew about the religion of Ganghwa. There were too many famous temples in Ganghwa. Also, what I learned in history class influenced me. Being born and raised in Ganghwa, we became familiar with famous temples such as Jeondeungsa and Seonwonsa Temple. Actually, I only heard a lot of names and didn't know the details. I've heard of Ganghwa Anglican Church, but I didn't know it was Catholic.

=4. What did you learn about the topic during camp?=
I have no religion. So there was no knowledge of all religions. There are many new knowledge that I learned while researching Buddhism and the Anglican Church. First of all, it was a little shocking that Ganghwa Anglican Church is not Catholic but another religion called Anglican Church. It is also said that GangHwa was the first place to be baptized when the Anglican Church entered Korea. Another religion was the Daejonggyo. The Daejonggyo had a memory heard in history class, but did not know what had to do with the Chamseongdan of Ganghwa. Religions were hiding in all parts of Ganghwa. In times of foreign invasions, we learned how powerful the religion was by our ancestors who overcame hardships by relying on religion. I don't have much time to come across other religions because I have no religion. It was a meaningful time for the global camp building up knowledge by exploring new topics.

=5. What was your role in the team?=
Our group had two second graders and five first graders. Our group was misdirecting the topic at first. So our first-year students gave better ideas, organized them, and told the second-grade students. If we sat still, the results would not have been better than they are now, and we wouldn't have known exactly what we were doing. We set the matter straight and began to examine it again. I finished my investigation and started writing the script for the presentation. While writing the script, Eun Jin also joined. We wrote the script and told the story we decided on at the meeting, and they all said yes. I divided the roles and wrote the rest with Eun Jin. I am not a confident and active person. So it's embarrassing to talk in front of a lot of people and not be good at it. Nevertheless, I played a student who did not finish college. I was worried that I couldn't do well on stage during practice. Luckily, I was able to do it with confidence because I met my team well. If I had met other members of the team, I wouldn't have been confident on stage. The award was due to the hard work of our team members.

=6. What are your future hopes for the camp?=

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-08T14:40:59Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* 1. Why did you join this camp (expectations)? */

{{GGHS학생
|사진 =
|이름 = 조수아
|영문 = Sua Jo
|학번 = 1120
|팀번호 = 3
|위키아이디= }}

==2019 Winter Personal Essay==
<center>'''''[[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3]]'''''</center>

=2. Why did you choose this topic?=
Actually, this is not the topic that I wanted. After applying for the Global Camp, I got the topic. Unfortunately, most of them were liberal arts. There was only one topic that fit me so I went to the team and played rock, paper, scissors because there were many people. Unfortunately, I lost right away. So, I went to the topic of "Religion on Ganghwa " after thinking about where to go, and I never regret it. The teachers also said that they can blend well regardless of course. The team members were so good and the topic wasn't that difficult. Although it was not the subject that I wanted, I met my team members well and the result was good and it was so fun during the whole global camp. So, I think I'm glad I came to this topic.

=3. What did you know about the topic before the camp?=
In fact, only Buddhism knew about the religion of Ganghwa. There were too many famous temples in Ganghwa. Also, what I learned in history class influenced me. Being born and raised in Ganghwa, we became familiar with famous temples such as Jeondeungsa and Seonwonsa Temple. Actually, I only heard a lot of names and didn't know the details. I've heard of Ganghwa Anglican Church, but I didn't know it was Catholic.

=4. What did you learn about the topic during camp?=
I have no religion. So there was no knowledge of all religions. There are many new knowledge that I learned while researching Buddhism and the Anglican Church. First of all, it was a little shocking that Ganghwa Anglican Church is not Catholic but another religion called Anglican Church. It is also said that GangHwa was the first place to be baptized when the Anglican Church entered Korea. Another religion was the Daejonggyo. The Daejonggyo had a memory heard in history class, but did not know what had to do with the Chamseongdan of Ganghwa. Religions were hiding in all parts of Ganghwa. In times of foreign invasions, we learned how powerful the religion was by our ancestors who overcame hardships by relying on religion. I don't have much time to come across other religions because I have no religion. It was a meaningful time for the global camp building up knowledge by exploring new topics.

=5. What was your role in the team?=
Our group had two second graders and five first graders. Our group was misdirecting the topic at first. So our first-year students gave better ideas, organized them, and told the second-grade students. If we sat still, the results would not have been better than they are now, and we wouldn't have known exactly what we were doing. We set the matter straight and began to examine it again. I finished my investigation and started writing the script for the presentation. While writing the script, Eun Jin also joined. We wrote the script and told the story we decided on at the meeting, and they all said yes. I divided the roles and wrote the rest with Eun Jin. I am not a confident and active person. So it's embarrassing to talk in front of a lot of people and not be good at it. Nevertheless, I played a student who did not finish college. I was worried that I couldn't do well on stage during practice. Luckily, I was able to do it with confidence because I met my team well. If I had met other members of the team, I wouldn't have been confident on stage. The award was due to the hard work of our team members.

=6. What are your future hopes for the camp?=

=1. Why did you join this camp (expectations)?=
I did not apply for a global camp in the summer. At that time, I didn't know the importance of a student record since I was admitted to a high school less than six months ago. It was annoying and so hot that I didn't feel like doing it. For the past year I haven't had any meaningful activity. So I felt nervous and had to fill out my student record. Friends who participated in a global camp in the summer said, "It was too hard," so I hesitated to participate in a global camp in the winter. However, there are not many opportunities to talk to native speakers. And I'm shy, so I'm afraid to make a presentation in front of many people. However, I thought that I could overcome my personality because the global camp is to be presented in English in front of many people. Also, I applied for winter vacation because I have a lot of time and I think it will be a meaningful activity.

=2. Why did you choose this topic?=
Actually, this is not the topic that I wanted. After applying for the Global Camp, I got the topic. Unfortunately, most of them were liberal arts. There was only one topic that fit me so I went to the team and played rock, paper, scissors because there were many people. Unfortunately, I lost right away. So, I went to the topic of "Religion on Ganghwa " after thinking about where to go, and I never regret it. The teachers also said that they can blend well regardless of course. The team members were so good and the topic wasn't that difficult. Although it was not the subject that I wanted, I met my team members well and the result was good and it was so fun during the whole global camp. So, I think I'm glad I came to this topic.

=3. What did you know about the topic before the camp?=
In fact, only Buddhism knew about the religion of Ganghwa. There were too many famous temples in Ganghwa. Also, what I learned in history class influenced me. Being born and raised in Ganghwa, we became familiar with famous temples such as Jeondeungsa and Seonwonsa Temple. Actually, I only heard a lot of names and didn't know the details. I've heard of Ganghwa Anglican Church, but I didn't know it was Catholic.

=4. What did you learn about the topic during camp?=
I have no religion. So there was no knowledge of all religions. There are many new knowledge that I learned while researching Buddhism and the Anglican Church. First of all, it was a little shocking that Ganghwa Anglican Church is not Catholic but another religion called Anglican Church. It is also said that GangHwa was the first place to be baptized when the Anglican Church entered Korea. Another religion was the Daejonggyo. The Daejonggyo had a memory heard in history class, but did not know what had to do with the Chamseongdan of Ganghwa. Religions were hiding in all parts of Ganghwa. In times of foreign invasions, we learned how powerful the religion was by our ancestors who overcame hardships by relying on religion. I don't have much time to come across other religions because I have no religion. It was a meaningful time for the global camp building up knowledge by exploring new topics.

=5. What was your role in the team?=
Our group had two second graders and five first graders. Our group was misdirecting the topic at first. So our first-year students gave better ideas, organized them, and told the second-grade students. If we sat still, the results would not have been better than they are now, and we wouldn't have known exactly what we were doing. We set the matter straight and began to examine it again. I finished my investigation and started writing the script for the presentation. While writing the script, Eun Jin also joined. We wrote the script and told the story we decided on at the meeting, and they all said yes. I divided the roles and wrote the rest with Eun Jin. I am not a confident and active person. So it's embarrassing to talk in front of a lot of people and not be good at it. Nevertheless, I played a student who did not finish college. I was worried that I couldn't do well on stage during practice. Luckily, I was able to do it with confidence because I met my team well. If I had met other members of the team, I wouldn't have been confident on stage. The award was due to the hard work of our team members.

=6. What are your future hopes for the camp?=

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-08T14:40:40Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* 2019 Winter Personal Essay */

{{GGHS학생
|사진 =
|이름 = 조수아
|영문 = Sua Jo
|학번 = 1120
|팀번호 = 3
|위키아이디= }}

==2019 Winter Personal Essay==
<center>'''''[[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3]]'''''</center>

=1. Why did you join this camp (expectations)?=
I did not apply for a global camp in the summer. At that time, I didn't know the importance of a student record since I was admitted to a high school less than six months ago. It was annoying and so hot that I didn't feel like doing it. For the past year I haven't had any meaningful activity. So I felt nervous and had to fill out my student record. Friends who participated in a global camp in the summer said, "It was too hard," so I hesitated to participate in a global camp in the winter. However, there are not many opportunities to talk to native speakers. And I'm shy, so I'm afraid to make a presentation in front of many people. However, I thought that I could overcome my personality because the global camp is to be presented in English in front of many people. Also, I applied for winter vacation because I have a lot of time and I think it will be a meaningful activity.

=2. Why did you choose this topic?=
Actually, this is not the topic that I wanted. After applying for the Global Camp, I got the topic. Unfortunately, most of them were liberal arts. There was only one topic that fit me so I went to the team and played rock, paper, scissors because there were many people. Unfortunately, I lost right away. So, I went to the topic of "Religion on Ganghwa " after thinking about where to go, and I never regret it. The teachers also said that they can blend well regardless of course. The team members were so good and the topic wasn't that difficult. Although it was not the subject that I wanted, I met my team members well and the result was good and it was so fun during the whole global camp. So, I think I'm glad I came to this topic.

=3. What did you know about the topic before the camp?=
In fact, only Buddhism knew about the religion of Ganghwa. There were too many famous temples in Ganghwa. Also, what I learned in history class influenced me. Being born and raised in Ganghwa, we became familiar with famous temples such as Jeondeungsa and Seonwonsa Temple. Actually, I only heard a lot of names and didn't know the details. I've heard of Ganghwa Anglican Church, but I didn't know it was Catholic.

=4. What did you learn about the topic during camp?=
I have no religion. So there was no knowledge of all religions. There are many new knowledge that I learned while researching Buddhism and the Anglican Church. First of all, it was a little shocking that Ganghwa Anglican Church is not Catholic but another religion called Anglican Church. It is also said that GangHwa was the first place to be baptized when the Anglican Church entered Korea. Another religion was the Daejonggyo. The Daejonggyo had a memory heard in history class, but did not know what had to do with the Chamseongdan of Ganghwa. Religions were hiding in all parts of Ganghwa. In times of foreign invasions, we learned how powerful the religion was by our ancestors who overcame hardships by relying on religion. I don't have much time to come across other religions because I have no religion. It was a meaningful time for the global camp building up knowledge by exploring new topics.

=5. What was your role in the team?=
Our group had two second graders and five first graders. Our group was misdirecting the topic at first. So our first-year students gave better ideas, organized them, and told the second-grade students. If we sat still, the results would not have been better than they are now, and we wouldn't have known exactly what we were doing. We set the matter straight and began to examine it again. I finished my investigation and started writing the script for the presentation. While writing the script, Eun Jin also joined. We wrote the script and told the story we decided on at the meeting, and they all said yes. I divided the roles and wrote the rest with Eun Jin. I am not a confident and active person. So it's embarrassing to talk in front of a lot of people and not be good at it. Nevertheless, I played a student who did not finish college. I was worried that I couldn't do well on stage during practice. Luckily, I was able to do it with confidence because I met my team well. If I had met other members of the team, I wouldn't have been confident on stage. The award was due to the hard work of our team members.

=6. What are your future hopes for the camp?=

=1. Why did you join this camp (expectations)?=
I did not apply for a global camp in the summer. At that time, I didn't know the importance of a student record since I was admitted to a high school less than six months ago. It was annoying and so hot that I didn't feel like doing it. For the past year I haven't had any meaningful activity. So I felt nervous and had to fill out my student record. Friends who participated in a global camp in the summer said, "It was too hard," so I hesitated to participate in a global camp in the winter. However, there are not many opportunities to talk to native speakers. And I'm shy, so I'm afraid to make a presentation in front of many people. However, I thought that I could overcome my personality because the global camp is to be presented in English in front of many people. Also, I applied for winter vacation because I have a lot of time and I think it will be a meaningful activity.

=2. Why did you choose this topic?=
Actually, this is not the topic that I wanted. After applying for the Global Camp, I got the topic. Unfortunately, most of them were liberal arts. There was only one topic that fit me so I went to the team and played rock, paper, scissors because there were many people. Unfortunately, I lost right away. So, I went to the topic of "Religion on Ganghwa " after thinking about where to go, and I never regret it. The teachers also said that they can blend well regardless of course. The team members were so good and the topic wasn't that difficult. Although it was not the subject that I wanted, I met my team members well and the result was good and it was so fun during the whole global camp. So, I think I'm glad I came to this topic.

=3. What did you know about the topic before the camp?=
In fact, only Buddhism knew about the religion of Ganghwa. There were too many famous temples in Ganghwa. Also, what I learned in history class influenced me. Being born and raised in Ganghwa, we became familiar with famous temples such as Jeondeungsa and Seonwonsa Temple. Actually, I only heard a lot of names and didn't know the details. I've heard of Ganghwa Anglican Church, but I didn't know it was Catholic.

=4. What did you learn about the topic during camp?=
I have no religion. So there was no knowledge of all religions. There are many new knowledge that I learned while researching Buddhism and the Anglican Church. First of all, it was a little shocking that Ganghwa Anglican Church is not Catholic but another religion called Anglican Church. It is also said that GangHwa was the first place to be baptized when the Anglican Church entered Korea. Another religion was the Daejonggyo. The Daejonggyo had a memory heard in history class, but did not know what had to do with the Chamseongdan of Ganghwa. Religions were hiding in all parts of Ganghwa. In times of foreign invasions, we learned how powerful the religion was by our ancestors who overcame hardships by relying on religion. I don't have much time to come across other religions because I have no religion. It was a meaningful time for the global camp building up knowledge by exploring new topics.

=5. What was your role in the team?=
Our group had two second graders and five first graders. Our group was misdirecting the topic at first. So our first-year students gave better ideas, organized them, and told the second-grade students. If we sat still, the results would not have been better than they are now, and we wouldn't have known exactly what we were doing. We set the matter straight and began to examine it again. I finished my investigation and started writing the script for the presentation. While writing the script, Eun Jin also joined. We wrote the script and told the story we decided on at the meeting, and they all said yes. I divided the roles and wrote the rest with Eun Jin. I am not a confident and active person. So it's embarrassing to talk in front of a lot of people and not be good at it. Nevertheless, I played a student who did not finish college. I was worried that I couldn't do well on stage during practice. Luckily, I was able to do it with confidence because I met my team well. If I had met other members of the team, I wouldn't have been confident on stage. The award was due to the hard work of our team members.

=6. What are your future hopes for the camp?=

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-08T14:40:26Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* 1. Why did you join this camp (expectations)? */

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-08T14:38:46Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* 1. Why did you join this camp (expectations)? */

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-08T14:37:49Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* 2019 Winter Personal Essay */

{{GGHS학생
|사진 =
|이름 = 조수아
|영문 = Sua Jo
|학번 = 1120
|팀번호 = 3
|위키아이디= }}

==2019 Winter Personal Essay==
<center>'''''[[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3]]'''''</center>

==1. Why did you join this camp (expectations)?==
I did not apply for a global camp in the summer. At that time, I didn't know the importance of a student record since I was admitted to a high school less than six months ago. It was annoying and so hot that I didn't feel like doing it. For the past year I haven't had any meaningful activity. So I felt nervous and had to fill out my student record. Friends who participated in a global camp in the summer said, "It was too hard," so I hesitated to participate in a global camp in the winter. However, there are not many opportunities to talk to native speakers. And I'm shy, so I'm afraid to make a presentation in front of many people. However, I thought that I could overcome my personality because the global camp is to be presented in English in front of many people. Also, I applied for winter vacation because I have a lot of time and I think it will be a meaningful activity.
==2. Why did you choose this topic?==
Actually, this is not the topic that I wanted. After applying for the Global Camp, I got the topic. Unfortunately, most of them were liberal arts. There was only one topic that fit me so I went to the team and played rock, paper, scissors because there were many people. Unfortunately, I lost right away. So, I went to the topic of "Religion on Ganghwa " after thinking about where to go, and I never regret it. The teachers also said that they can blend well regardless of course. The team members were so good and the topic wasn't that difficult. Although it was not the subject that I wanted, I met my team members well and the result was good and it was so fun during the whole global camp. So, I think I'm glad I came to this topic.
==3. What did you know about the topic before the camp?==
In fact, only Buddhism knew about the religion of Ganghwa. There were too many famous temples in Ganghwa. Also, what I learned in history class influenced me. Being born and raised in Ganghwa, we became familiar with famous temples such as Jeondeungsa and Seonwonsa Temple. Actually, I only heard a lot of names and didn't know the details. I've heard of Ganghwa Anglican Church, but I didn't know it was Catholic.
==4. What did you learn about the topic during camp?==
I have no religion. So there was no knowledge of all religions. There are many new knowledge that I learned while researching Buddhism and the Anglican Church. First of all, it was a little shocking that Ganghwa Anglican Church is not Catholic but another religion called Anglican Church. It is also said that GangHwa was the first place to be baptized when the Anglican Church entered Korea. Another religion was the Daejonggyo. The Daejonggyo had a memory heard in history class, but did not know what had to do with the Chamseongdan of Ganghwa. Religions were hiding in all parts of Ganghwa. In times of foreign invasions, we learned how powerful the religion was by our ancestors who overcame hardships by relying on religion. I don't have much time to come across other religions because I have no religion. It was a meaningful time for the global camp building up knowledge by exploring new topics.
==5. What was your role in the team?==
Our group had two second graders and five first graders. Our group was misdirecting the topic at first. So our first-year students gave better ideas, organized them, and told the second-grade students. If we sat still, the results would not have been better than they are now, and we wouldn't have known exactly what we were doing. We set the matter straight and began to examine it again. I finished my investigation and started writing the script for the presentation. While writing the script, Eun Jin also joined. We wrote the script and told the story we decided on at the meeting, and they all said yes. I divided the roles and wrote the rest with Eun Jin. I am not a confident and active person. So it's embarrassing to talk in front of a lot of people and not be good at it. Nevertheless, I played a student who did not finish college. I was worried that I couldn't do well on stage during practice. Luckily, I was able to do it with confidence because I met my team well. If I had met other members of the team, I wouldn't have been confident on stage. The award was due to the hard work of our team members.
==6. What are your future hopes for the camp?==

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-08T14:36:20Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* 2019 Winter Personal Essay */

{{GGHS학생
|사진 =
|이름 = 조수아
|영문 = Sua Jo
|학번 = 1120
|팀번호 = 3
|위키아이디= }}

==2019 Winter Personal Essay==
<center>'''''[[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3]]'''''</center>

Put your essay content here.
1. Why did you join this camp (expectations)?
- I did not apply for a global camp in the summer. At that time, I didn't know the importance of a student record since I was admitted to a high school less than six months ago. It was annoying and so hot that I didn't feel like doing it. For the past year I haven't had any meaningful activity. So I felt nervous and had to fill out my student record. Friends who participated in a global camp in the summer said, "It was too hard," so I hesitated to participate in a global camp in the winter. However, there are not many opportunities to talk to native speakers. And I'm shy, so I'm afraid to make a presentation in front of many people. However, I thought that I could overcome my personality because the global camp is to be presented in English in front of many people. Also, I applied for winter vacation because I have a lot of time and I think it will be a meaningful activity.
2. Why did you choose this topic?
- Actually, this is not the topic that I wanted. After applying for the Global Camp, I got the topic. Unfortunately, most of them were liberal arts. There was only one topic that fit me so I went to the team and played rock, paper, scissors because there were many people. Unfortunately, I lost right away. So, I went to the topic of "Religion on Ganghwa " after thinking about where to go, and I never regret it. The teachers also said that they can blend well regardless of course. The team members were so good and the topic wasn't that difficult. Although it was not the subject that I wanted, I met my team members well and the result was good and it was so fun during the whole global camp. So, I think I'm glad I came to this topic.
3. What did you know about the topic before the camp?
- In fact, only Buddhism knew about the religion of Ganghwa. There were too many famous temples in Ganghwa. Also, what I learned in history class influenced me. Being born and raised in Ganghwa, we became familiar with famous temples such as Jeondeungsa and Seonwonsa Temple. Actually, I only heard a lot of names and didn't know the details. I've heard of Ganghwa Anglican Church, but I didn't know it was Catholic.
4. What did you learn about the topic during camp?
- I have no religion. So there was no knowledge of all religions. There are many new knowledge that I learned while researching Buddhism and the Anglican Church. First of all, it was a little shocking that Ganghwa Anglican Church is not Catholic but another religion called Anglican Church. It is also said that GangHwa was the first place to be baptized when the Anglican Church entered Korea. Another religion was the Daejonggyo. The Daejonggyo had a memory heard in history class, but did not know what had to do with the Chamseongdan of Ganghwa. Religions were hiding in all parts of Ganghwa. In times of foreign invasions, we learned how powerful the religion was by our ancestors who overcame hardships by relying on religion. I don't have much time to come across other religions because I have no religion. It was a meaningful time for the global camp building up knowledge by exploring new topics.
5. What was your role in the team?
- Our group had two second graders and five first graders. Our group was misdirecting the topic at first. So our first-year students gave better ideas, organized them, and told the second-grade students. If we sat still, the results would not have been better than they are now, and we wouldn't have known exactly what we were doing. We set the matter straight and began to examine it again. I finished my investigation and started writing the script for the presentation. While writing the script, Eun Jin also joined. We wrote the script and told the story we decided on at the meeting, and they all said yes. I divided the roles and wrote the rest with Eun Jin. I am not a confident and active person. So it's embarrassing to talk in front of a lot of people and not be good at it. Nevertheless, I played a student who did not finish college. I was worried that I couldn't do well on stage during practice. Luckily, I was able to do it with confidence because I met my team well. If I had met other members of the team, I wouldn't have been confident on stage. The award was due to the hard work of our team members.
6. What are your future hopes for the camp?

GGHS 조수○

2019-01-08T12:02:28Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* 2019 Winter Personal Essay */

GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3

2019-01-03T13:30:33Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* Jeondeungsa Temple */

{{GGHS2019W}}
''Religion in Ganghwa''
==Team==
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| Vice-Leader || 유예○
|-
| || 조수○
|-
| || 김은○
|-
| || 최축○
|-
| || 이신○
|-
| || 김승○
|}

==Religion in Ganghwa==

===Religion===
It refers to the system or teaching of or the belief in the supernatural the torment of human life and the ultimate meaning of life through faith in the supernatural.

==Anglicanism in Ganghwa==

===Anglicanism===
Religious reformist Martin Luther and others influenced England in the 1520s, raising the movement for church reform in England. Even before the British Reformation of religion, a movement for church reform was being carried out. In particular, opposition to the Roman Catholic Church, which ruled England at that time, and the anti-clericalism movement were already taking place everywhere. Anglicanism was established against this background. The present great asset of the Anglicanism is the The Book of Common Prayer, that contains the Liturgy of the British Anglicanism. The Book of Common Prayer is still an important foundation for Anglican faith, worship, theology and spirituality, and is the basis of all the rituals of Anglican Church. Korea's Anglican Church of Korea uses a translated version of the book in Korean.<ref> [https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/%EC%84%B1%EA%B3%B5%ED%9A%8C 출처<nowiki></nowiki> [위키백과 성공회] </ref>

[[파일:성공회 강화성당.jpg|400px|프레임없음|왼쪽|The Anglican Church in Ganghwa]]

===The Background for Establishment of Ganghwa Anglican Curch===
The history of the Ganghwa Anglican Church began in 1889 when Mr. Koff was awarded the teaching position as the first Korean bishop.
At that time, there was not a single believer in korea.
It was in Ganghwa on June 13, 1896 where Koreans were first baptized.
With such a background, the Anglican Church of Korea was the first to build a church in Ganghwa.
Therefore, Ganghwa Anglican Cathedral history is old, and it is the oldest existing Hanok church building in Korea
It was constructed with a bold combination of Western European style of Basilica and Oriental Buddhist temple style.
The interior space of the church followed the pattern of the Basilica, while the exterior and outer space followed the pattern of Buddhist temples.
A royal carpenter who participated in the construction of Gyeongbok Palace was in charge of the construction.
The Anglican Church in Ganghwa not only shows the will of the early missionaries to naturalize themselves with the local culture but also provides a glimpse of the history of Korean Christianity.
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=575433&cid=46646&categoryId=46646 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 성공회 강화성당 (한국민족문화대백과, 한국학중앙연구원)] </ref>
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3596246&cid=59276&categoryId=59276 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 대한성공회 강화성당 - 동서양 건축 양식이 빚어낸 걸작] </ref>

==Daejonggyo in Ganghwa==
===Daejonggyo===
Daejonggyo is a religion that believes in Dangun, was created by Nacheol who was a religious activist at the Japanese occupation period.
The Daesunggyo was founded because it has the driving force to be strengthen the nation’s foundation and revitalize its people during national crisis.
The fundamental doctrines of Daejonggyo are the three laws (止, 調, 禁) and 三眞歸一 (性, 命, 精). Since it was founded during the Japanese colonial era, it has contributed more to the anti-Japanese independence movement than to its role as a religion.
Daejonggyo is also the religion that created the National foundation day of Korea. <ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=1081413&cid=40942&categoryId=33384 출처 [두산백과]대종교 (Daejonggyo, 大倧敎<nowiki>)</nowiki>]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa===
Chamsungdan Altar is the place where a rituals, or jeecheon, are held to worship the sky and perform ancestral rites. Each Kingdom established an opportunity to solidify and unite its members through the Jechon event, and this tradition was continued during the Goryeo and Joseon periods. During the Goryeo and Joseon Dynasties, people held rituals in the state under the name of the king. There were regular and irregular rituals, regular rituals were held in spring and autumn. The purpose of the rite is believed to be to pray for the comfort and peace of the nation. Irregular rituals were held frequently in the event of natural disasters such as foreign invasions or droughts. Dangun Wanggeom, the founder of the Korean people, is known to have been built as an altar in short time of 51 years (BC2283). <ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 네이버 [지식백과]참성단] </ref>

[[파일:참성단.jpg|400px|프레임없음|오른쪽|Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa]]<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단 사진]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in History===
On the <Korean history, 東史> of Lee Dong-hwan's { Susanjip } during the reign of Joseon Dynasty, it says Dan-gun built a castle on the sea and
Manisan hills and built a platform and called Jecheon-dan.
After repairing the Chamsongdan Altar, some say, "The place where Dangun built an altar and held a memorial service to Hanul."<ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 [네이버지식백과]참성단]</ref>
The Chamsungdan Altar is reported to be an altar built by Dangun to offer sacrifices to the sky. It is said that the altar was built in a short span of 51 years by King Dan in BC 2283 to hold a memorial service in spring and fall for peace and development of the people.There is a record that Wonjong of Goryeo held a memorial service at Heungwang Palace in Marisan Mountain.It is recorded that, as being repaired in 11th year (1270) of King Wonjong of Goryeo Dynasty, and in 1639, the platform collapsed and was replaced in 1939 and also repaired in the 26th year (1700) of King Sukjong.
<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단]</ref>

==Buddhism in Ganghwa==

===Buddhism===
A religion that establishes Buddha as the head of religion and his teachings are considered the tentets.
===History of Buddhism===
In the 6th century B.C.India developed commerce and trade, and the gap between the rich and the poor widened.
The Brahmins forced the people to perform ancestral rites, and this helped elevate the authority of the Brahmins who claimed they were the only ones eligible to carry out the rituals.
It was a huge burden on the commoners to pay a lot of money for the rituals. In addition to the financial burden on the people for the rituals, caste system caused inter-caste discrimination which became a big problem.
A lot of people felt discontent with Brahmanism and its caste system wanted a new religion.
Siddhartha Gautama, who was born as a prince in India and lived a rich life, quietly closed his eyes under the Bodhi tree, and after 49 days of meditation became Buddha, the one who knows the truth. Thus Buddhism, the religion that promotes equality was established.
He claim that ethical behavior is more important than ancestral ritual service that offer a sacrifice, and claimed that everyone could achieve happiness if they rid themselves of greed. These teachings gained popularity among the lower classes of the caste system. Buddha didn’t discriminate between the rich and the poor, men and women, the higher classes and the lower classes. Buddhism was spread widely through followers who studied Buddha’s teachings and reached to Goguryeo in 372 during the reign of King Sosurim. Since then Buddhism established itself as an influential religion of Korea

<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=960085&cid=47307&categoryId=47307 출처 [지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 불교] </ref>
<ref> [http://www.doopedia.co.kr 출처 [두피디아<nowiki>]</nowiki>] </ref>

===Jeondeungsa Temple===

Jeondeungsa (delivering illegal lanterns) (history)
In response to Mongol invasion, the Goryeo royal family designated a temporary town on Ganghwado Island and built a palace. During that period, the construction of a house within the premises of Jeondeungsa Temple was inevitable to promote the safety of the king along with geomancy theory (1232)
In the 46th year of King Kojong's reign (1259), Jinjongsa Temple was established during the Goguryeo Period and reappeared in history.
According to Goryeosa, there is a record of 46 years of King Kojong's reign (1259), the king ordered the construction of a house in Samnangseong Fortress five years later (1264), and that "the king opened the Daebulseong Fortress, a Buddhist event that repels all kinds of disasters in the country with Buddha's mercy."
The royal family of Goryeo built a temporary house inside Samnangseong Fortress and reconstructed Jinjongsa. (1266).
King Chungnyeol's in his 8th year (1282) changed the name of the temple and called it' Jeondeungsa'.The Goryeo royal family was deeply interested in Jeondeungsa Temple, and the according to the geomancy theory the terrains of jeongjok mountain has established itself as a very tranquil area. The geomancy theorists claim that,that if Manisan Mountain is a grandfather, then Jeongjok mountain is a grandmother, and that it embodies such strong energy of wellness that it can’t be damaged even during a war.
Information about Jeondeungsa
The temple is divided into Daeungjeon, Yaksajeon and Beomjong. Daeungjeon is designated as National Treasure No. 178, while the Yaksajeon is a treasure No. 179 and the Beomjong Treasure No. 393, as well as national historic relics and tangible cultural properties designated by Incheon City.
And Jeondeungsa operates various temple stay programs for both domestic and foreign people.

<ref> [http://www.jeondeungsa.org/ 출처 [전등사<nowiki>]</nowiki>] </ref>

[[파일:Dltlsgud.png|300px|프레임없음|왼쪽|Jeondeungsa ]]

===Tripitaka Koreana===
In 1231, Mongolia invaded Korea, and the Choi administration moved its capital to Ganghwa to defend themselves from the Mongol invasion. During the war with Mongolia, the people of Ganghwa had internalised the idea that they had defeated the enemy with the power of Buddha by publishing first edition of the Tripitaka Koreana while the Kitan were invaded Korea. similarly, during the war with Mongolia, they published Tripitaka thinking that it will help them to beat Mongolia like the war with the Kitan. The value and prestige of the production of Tripitaka Koreana is shown in its purpose, which was published to defeat Mongolian army and to unify the commoner. The purpose of production is to overcome the invasion of Mongolia by the power of Buddhism. It contains the nobility of protecting the country.
<ref> [http://heritage.unesco.or.kr/whs/haeinsa-temple-janggyeong-panjeon-the-depositories-for-the-tripitaka-koreana-woodblocks/ 출처 [유네스코 한국위원회<nowiki>]</nowiki> 해인사 장경판전] </ref>

==Ganghwa in the map==
<googlemap width="800" height="600" lat="37.754174" lon="126.478853" type="normal" zoom="11" icon="http://maps.google.com/mapfiles/marker.png">

37.754174, 126.478853, Ganghwa Girl's High School
37.631836, 126.484526, Jeondeungsa Temple
37.615849, 126.429902, Chamsungdan Altar
37.759577, 126.490496, Anglican Church

</googlemap>

==References==

<references/>

GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3

2019-01-03T13:30:01Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* History of Buddhism */

{{GGHS2019W}}
''Religion in Ganghwa''
==Team==
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" width="75%"
!style="width:5%"| No. || style="width:20%" | Team Topic || style="width:15%" | Teacher ||style="width:20%"| Role ||style="width:15%"| Name (Korean) || style="width:5%" | No. of Students
|-
|rowspan="7"| '''3''' ||rowspan="7"| [[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3|Religion on Ganghwa]] (종교) ||rowspan="7"| Ritika || Leader || 박이○ ||rowspan="7"| 7
|-
| Vice-Leader || 유예○
|-
| || 조수○
|-
| || 김은○
|-
| || 최축○
|-
| || 이신○
|-
| || 김승○
|}

==Religion in Ganghwa==

===Religion===
It refers to the system or teaching of or the belief in the supernatural the torment of human life and the ultimate meaning of life through faith in the supernatural.

==Anglicanism in Ganghwa==

===Anglicanism===
Religious reformist Martin Luther and others influenced England in the 1520s, raising the movement for church reform in England. Even before the British Reformation of religion, a movement for church reform was being carried out. In particular, opposition to the Roman Catholic Church, which ruled England at that time, and the anti-clericalism movement were already taking place everywhere. Anglicanism was established against this background. The present great asset of the Anglicanism is the The Book of Common Prayer, that contains the Liturgy of the British Anglicanism. The Book of Common Prayer is still an important foundation for Anglican faith, worship, theology and spirituality, and is the basis of all the rituals of Anglican Church. Korea's Anglican Church of Korea uses a translated version of the book in Korean.<ref> [https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/%EC%84%B1%EA%B3%B5%ED%9A%8C 출처<nowiki></nowiki> [위키백과 성공회] </ref>

[[파일:성공회 강화성당.jpg|400px|프레임없음|왼쪽|The Anglican Church in Ganghwa]]

===The Background for Establishment of Ganghwa Anglican Curch===
The history of the Ganghwa Anglican Church began in 1889 when Mr. Koff was awarded the teaching position as the first Korean bishop.
At that time, there was not a single believer in korea.
It was in Ganghwa on June 13, 1896 where Koreans were first baptized.
With such a background, the Anglican Church of Korea was the first to build a church in Ganghwa.
Therefore, Ganghwa Anglican Cathedral history is old, and it is the oldest existing Hanok church building in Korea
It was constructed with a bold combination of Western European style of Basilica and Oriental Buddhist temple style.
The interior space of the church followed the pattern of the Basilica, while the exterior and outer space followed the pattern of Buddhist temples.
A royal carpenter who participated in the construction of Gyeongbok Palace was in charge of the construction.
The Anglican Church in Ganghwa not only shows the will of the early missionaries to naturalize themselves with the local culture but also provides a glimpse of the history of Korean Christianity.
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=575433&cid=46646&categoryId=46646 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 성공회 강화성당 (한국민족문화대백과, 한국학중앙연구원)] </ref>
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3596246&cid=59276&categoryId=59276 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 대한성공회 강화성당 - 동서양 건축 양식이 빚어낸 걸작] </ref>

==Daejonggyo in Ganghwa==
===Daejonggyo===
Daejonggyo is a religion that believes in Dangun, was created by Nacheol who was a religious activist at the Japanese occupation period.
The Daesunggyo was founded because it has the driving force to be strengthen the nation’s foundation and revitalize its people during national crisis.
The fundamental doctrines of Daejonggyo are the three laws (止, 調, 禁) and 三眞歸一 (性, 命, 精). Since it was founded during the Japanese colonial era, it has contributed more to the anti-Japanese independence movement than to its role as a religion.
Daejonggyo is also the religion that created the National foundation day of Korea. <ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=1081413&cid=40942&categoryId=33384 출처 [두산백과]대종교 (Daejonggyo, 大倧敎<nowiki>)</nowiki>]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa===
Chamsungdan Altar is the place where a rituals, or jeecheon, are held to worship the sky and perform ancestral rites. Each Kingdom established an opportunity to solidify and unite its members through the Jechon event, and this tradition was continued during the Goryeo and Joseon periods. During the Goryeo and Joseon Dynasties, people held rituals in the state under the name of the king. There were regular and irregular rituals, regular rituals were held in spring and autumn. The purpose of the rite is believed to be to pray for the comfort and peace of the nation. Irregular rituals were held frequently in the event of natural disasters such as foreign invasions or droughts. Dangun Wanggeom, the founder of the Korean people, is known to have been built as an altar in short time of 51 years (BC2283). <ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 네이버 [지식백과]참성단] </ref>

[[파일:참성단.jpg|400px|프레임없음|오른쪽|Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa]]<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단 사진]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in History===
On the <Korean history, 東史> of Lee Dong-hwan's { Susanjip } during the reign of Joseon Dynasty, it says Dan-gun built a castle on the sea and
Manisan hills and built a platform and called Jecheon-dan.
After repairing the Chamsongdan Altar, some say, "The place where Dangun built an altar and held a memorial service to Hanul."<ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 [네이버지식백과]참성단]</ref>
The Chamsungdan Altar is reported to be an altar built by Dangun to offer sacrifices to the sky. It is said that the altar was built in a short span of 51 years by King Dan in BC 2283 to hold a memorial service in spring and fall for peace and development of the people.There is a record that Wonjong of Goryeo held a memorial service at Heungwang Palace in Marisan Mountain.It is recorded that, as being repaired in 11th year (1270) of King Wonjong of Goryeo Dynasty, and in 1639, the platform collapsed and was replaced in 1939 and also repaired in the 26th year (1700) of King Sukjong.
<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단]</ref>

==Buddhism in Ganghwa==

===Buddhism===
A religion that establishes Buddha as the head of religion and his teachings are considered the tentets.
===History of Buddhism===
In the 6th century B.C.India developed commerce and trade, and the gap between the rich and the poor widened.
The Brahmins forced the people to perform ancestral rites, and this helped elevate the authority of the Brahmins who claimed they were the only ones eligible to carry out the rituals.
It was a huge burden on the commoners to pay a lot of money for the rituals. In addition to the financial burden on the people for the rituals, caste system caused inter-caste discrimination which became a big problem.
A lot of people felt discontent with Brahmanism and its caste system wanted a new religion.
Siddhartha Gautama, who was born as a prince in India and lived a rich life, quietly closed his eyes under the Bodhi tree, and after 49 days of meditation became Buddha, the one who knows the truth. Thus Buddhism, the religion that promotes equality was established.
He claim that ethical behavior is more important than ancestral ritual service that offer a sacrifice, and claimed that everyone could achieve happiness if they rid themselves of greed. These teachings gained popularity among the lower classes of the caste system. Buddha didn’t discriminate between the rich and the poor, men and women, the higher classes and the lower classes. Buddhism was spread widely through followers who studied Buddha’s teachings and reached to Goguryeo in 372 during the reign of King Sosurim. Since then Buddhism established itself as an influential religion of Korea

<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=960085&cid=47307&categoryId=47307 출처 [지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 불교] </ref>
<ref> [http://www.doopedia.co.kr 출처 [두피디아<nowiki>]</nowiki>] </ref>

===Jeondeungsa Temple===

Jeondeungsa (delivering illegal lanterns) (history)
In response to Mongol invasion, the Goryeo royal family designated a temporary town on Ganghwado Island and built a palace. During that period, the construction of a house within the premises of Jeondeungsa Temple was inevitable to promote the safety of the king along with geomancy theory (1232)
In the 46th year of King Gojong's reign (1259), Jinjongsa Temple was established during the Goguryeo Period and reappeared in history.
According to Goryeosa, there is a record of 46 years of King Gojong's reign (1259), the king ordered the construction of a house in Samnangseong Fortress five years later (1264), and that "the king opened the Daebulseong Fortress, a Buddhist event that repels all kinds of disasters in the country with Buddha's mercy."
The royal family of Goryeo built a temporary house inside Samnangseong Fortress and reconstructed Jinjongsa. (1266).
King Chungnyeol's in his 8th year (1282) changed the name of the temple and called it' Jeondeungsa'.The Goryeo royal family was deeply interested in Jeondeungsa Temple, and the according to the geomancy theory the terrains of jeongjok mountain has established itself as a very tranquil area. The geomancy theorists claim that,that if Manisan Mountain is a grandfather, then Jeongjok mountain is a grandmother, and that it embodies such strong energy of wellness that it can’t be damaged even during a war.
Information about Jeondeungsa
The temple is divided into Daeungjeon, Yaksajeon and Beomjong. Daeungjeon is designated as National Treasure No. 178, while the Yaksajeon is a treasure No. 179 and the Beomjong Treasure No. 393, as well as national historic relics and tangible cultural properties designated by Incheon City.
And Jeondeungsa operates various temple stay programs for both domestic and foreign people.

<ref> [[http://www.jeondeungsa.org/ 출처 [전등사<nowiki>]</nowiki>] </ref>

[[파일:Dltlsgud.png|300px|프레임없음|왼쪽|Jeondeungsa ]]

===Tripitaka Koreana===
In 1231, Mongolia invaded Korea, and the Choi administration moved its capital to Ganghwa to defend themselves from the Mongol invasion. During the war with Mongolia, the people of Ganghwa had internalised the idea that they had defeated the enemy with the power of Buddha by publishing first edition of the Tripitaka Koreana while the Kitan were invaded Korea. similarly, during the war with Mongolia, they published Tripitaka thinking that it will help them to beat Mongolia like the war with the Kitan. The value and prestige of the production of Tripitaka Koreana is shown in its purpose, which was published to defeat Mongolian army and to unify the commoner. The purpose of production is to overcome the invasion of Mongolia by the power of Buddhism. It contains the nobility of protecting the country.
<ref> [http://heritage.unesco.or.kr/whs/haeinsa-temple-janggyeong-panjeon-the-depositories-for-the-tripitaka-koreana-woodblocks/ 출처 [유네스코 한국위원회<nowiki>]</nowiki> 해인사 장경판전] </ref>

==Ganghwa in the map==
<googlemap width="800" height="600" lat="37.754174" lon="126.478853" type="normal" zoom="11" icon="http://maps.google.com/mapfiles/marker.png">

37.754174, 126.478853, Ganghwa Girl's High School
37.631836, 126.484526, Jeondeungsa Temple
37.615849, 126.429902, Chamsungdan Altar
37.759577, 126.490496, Anglican Church

</googlemap>

==References==

<references/>

GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3

2019-01-03T13:29:19Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* Jeondeungsa Temple */

{{GGHS2019W}}
''Religion in Ganghwa''
==Team==
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" width="75%"
!style="width:5%"| No. || style="width:20%" | Team Topic || style="width:15%" | Teacher ||style="width:20%"| Role ||style="width:15%"| Name (Korean) || style="width:5%" | No. of Students
|-
|rowspan="7"| '''3''' ||rowspan="7"| [[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3|Religion on Ganghwa]] (종교) ||rowspan="7"| Ritika || Leader || 박이○ ||rowspan="7"| 7
|-
| Vice-Leader || 유예○
|-
| || 조수○
|-
| || 김은○
|-
| || 최축○
|-
| || 이신○
|-
| || 김승○
|}

==Religion in Ganghwa==

===Religion===
It refers to the system or teaching of or the belief in the supernatural the torment of human life and the ultimate meaning of life through faith in the supernatural.

==Anglicanism in Ganghwa==

===Anglicanism===
Religious reformist Martin Luther and others influenced England in the 1520s, raising the movement for church reform in England. Even before the British Reformation of religion, a movement for church reform was being carried out. In particular, opposition to the Roman Catholic Church, which ruled England at that time, and the anti-clericalism movement were already taking place everywhere. Anglicanism was established against this background. The present great asset of the Anglicanism is the The Book of Common Prayer, that contains the Liturgy of the British Anglicanism. The Book of Common Prayer is still an important foundation for Anglican faith, worship, theology and spirituality, and is the basis of all the rituals of Anglican Church. Korea's Anglican Church of Korea uses a translated version of the book in Korean.<ref> [https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/%EC%84%B1%EA%B3%B5%ED%9A%8C 출처<nowiki></nowiki> [위키백과 성공회] </ref>

[[파일:성공회 강화성당.jpg|400px|프레임없음|왼쪽|The Anglican Church in Ganghwa]]

===The Background for Establishment of Ganghwa Anglican Curch===
The history of the Ganghwa Anglican Church began in 1889 when Mr. Koff was awarded the teaching position as the first Korean bishop.
At that time, there was not a single believer in korea.
It was in Ganghwa on June 13, 1896 where Koreans were first baptized.
With such a background, the Anglican Church of Korea was the first to build a church in Ganghwa.
Therefore, Ganghwa Anglican Cathedral history is old, and it is the oldest existing Hanok church building in Korea
It was constructed with a bold combination of Western European style of Basilica and Oriental Buddhist temple style.
The interior space of the church followed the pattern of the Basilica, while the exterior and outer space followed the pattern of Buddhist temples.
A royal carpenter who participated in the construction of Gyeongbok Palace was in charge of the construction.
The Anglican Church in Ganghwa not only shows the will of the early missionaries to naturalize themselves with the local culture but also provides a glimpse of the history of Korean Christianity.
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=575433&cid=46646&categoryId=46646 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 성공회 강화성당 (한국민족문화대백과, 한국학중앙연구원)] </ref>
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3596246&cid=59276&categoryId=59276 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 대한성공회 강화성당 - 동서양 건축 양식이 빚어낸 걸작] </ref>

==Daejonggyo in Ganghwa==
===Daejonggyo===
Daejonggyo is a religion that believes in Dangun, was created by Nacheol who was a religious activist at the Japanese occupation period.
The Daesunggyo was founded because it has the driving force to be strengthen the nation’s foundation and revitalize its people during national crisis.
The fundamental doctrines of Daejonggyo are the three laws (止, 調, 禁) and 三眞歸一 (性, 命, 精). Since it was founded during the Japanese colonial era, it has contributed more to the anti-Japanese independence movement than to its role as a religion.
Daejonggyo is also the religion that created the National foundation day of Korea. <ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=1081413&cid=40942&categoryId=33384 출처 [두산백과]대종교 (Daejonggyo, 大倧敎<nowiki>)</nowiki>]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa===
Chamsungdan Altar is the place where a rituals, or jeecheon, are held to worship the sky and perform ancestral rites. Each Kingdom established an opportunity to solidify and unite its members through the Jechon event, and this tradition was continued during the Goryeo and Joseon periods. During the Goryeo and Joseon Dynasties, people held rituals in the state under the name of the king. There were regular and irregular rituals, regular rituals were held in spring and autumn. The purpose of the rite is believed to be to pray for the comfort and peace of the nation. Irregular rituals were held frequently in the event of natural disasters such as foreign invasions or droughts. Dangun Wanggeom, the founder of the Korean people, is known to have been built as an altar in short time of 51 years (BC2283). <ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 네이버 [지식백과]참성단] </ref>

[[파일:참성단.jpg|400px|프레임없음|오른쪽|Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa]]<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단 사진]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in History===
On the <Korean history, 東史> of Lee Dong-hwan's { Susanjip } during the reign of Joseon Dynasty, it says Dan-gun built a castle on the sea and
Manisan hills and built a platform and called Jecheon-dan.
After repairing the Chamsongdan Altar, some say, "The place where Dangun built an altar and held a memorial service to Hanul."<ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 [네이버지식백과]참성단]</ref>
The Chamsungdan Altar is reported to be an altar built by Dangun to offer sacrifices to the sky. It is said that the altar was built in a short span of 51 years by King Dan in BC 2283 to hold a memorial service in spring and fall for peace and development of the people.There is a record that Wonjong of Goryeo held a memorial service at Heungwang Palace in Marisan Mountain.It is recorded that, as being repaired in 11th year (1270) of King Wonjong of Goryeo Dynasty, and in 1639, the platform collapsed and was replaced in 1939 and also repaired in the 26th year (1700) of King Sukjong.
<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단]</ref>

==Buddhism in Ganghwa==

===Buddhism===
A religion that establishes Buddha as the head of religion and his teachings are considered the tentets.
===History of Buddhism===
In the 6th century B.C.India developed commerce and trade, and the gap between the rich and the poor widened.
The Brahmins forced the people to perform ancestral rites, and this helped elevate the authority of the Brahmins who claimed they were the only ones eligible to carry out the rituals.
It was a huge burden on the commoners to pay a lot of money for the rituals. In addition to the financial burden on the people for the rituals, caste system caused inter-caste discrimination which became a big problem.
A lot of people felt discontent with Brahmanism and its caste system wanted a new religion.
Siddhartha Gautama, who was born as a prince in India and lived a rich life, quietly closed his eyes under the Bodhi tree, and after 49 days of meditation became Buddha, the one who knows the truth. Thus Buddhism, the religion that promotes equality was established.
He claim that ethical behavior is more important than ancestral ritual service that offer a sacrifice, and claimed that everyone could achieve happiness if they rid themselves of greed. These teachings gained popularity among the lower classes of the caste system. Buddha didn’t discriminate between the rich and the poor, men and women, the higher classes and the lower classes. Buddhism was spread widely through followers who studied Buddha’s teachings and reached to Goguryeo in 372 during the reign of King Sosurim. Since then Buddhism established itself as an influential religion of Korea

<ref> [[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=960085&cid=47307&categoryId=47307 출처 [지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 불교] </ref>
<ref> [http://www.doopedia.co.kr 출처 [두피디아<nowiki>]</nowiki>] </ref>

===Jeondeungsa Temple===

Jeondeungsa (delivering illegal lanterns) (history)
In response to Mongol invasion, the Goryeo royal family designated a temporary town on Ganghwado Island and built a palace. During that period, the construction of a house within the premises of Jeondeungsa Temple was inevitable to promote the safety of the king along with geomancy theory (1232)
In the 46th year of King Gojong's reign (1259), Jinjongsa Temple was established during the Goguryeo Period and reappeared in history.
According to Goryeosa, there is a record of 46 years of King Gojong's reign (1259), the king ordered the construction of a house in Samnangseong Fortress five years later (1264), and that "the king opened the Daebulseong Fortress, a Buddhist event that repels all kinds of disasters in the country with Buddha's mercy."
The royal family of Goryeo built a temporary house inside Samnangseong Fortress and reconstructed Jinjongsa. (1266).
King Chungnyeol's in his 8th year (1282) changed the name of the temple and called it' Jeondeungsa'.The Goryeo royal family was deeply interested in Jeondeungsa Temple, and the according to the geomancy theory the terrains of jeongjok mountain has established itself as a very tranquil area. The geomancy theorists claim that,that if Manisan Mountain is a grandfather, then Jeongjok mountain is a grandmother, and that it embodies such strong energy of wellness that it can’t be damaged even during a war.
Information about Jeondeungsa
The temple is divided into Daeungjeon, Yaksajeon and Beomjong. Daeungjeon is designated as National Treasure No. 178, while the Yaksajeon is a treasure No. 179 and the Beomjong Treasure No. 393, as well as national historic relics and tangible cultural properties designated by Incheon City.
And Jeondeungsa operates various temple stay programs for both domestic and foreign people.

<ref> [[http://www.jeondeungsa.org/ 출처 [전등사<nowiki>]</nowiki>] </ref>

[[파일:Dltlsgud.png|300px|프레임없음|왼쪽|Jeondeungsa ]]

===Tripitaka Koreana===
In 1231, Mongolia invaded Korea, and the Choi administration moved its capital to Ganghwa to defend themselves from the Mongol invasion. During the war with Mongolia, the people of Ganghwa had internalised the idea that they had defeated the enemy with the power of Buddha by publishing first edition of the Tripitaka Koreana while the Kitan were invaded Korea. similarly, during the war with Mongolia, they published Tripitaka thinking that it will help them to beat Mongolia like the war with the Kitan. The value and prestige of the production of Tripitaka Koreana is shown in its purpose, which was published to defeat Mongolian army and to unify the commoner. The purpose of production is to overcome the invasion of Mongolia by the power of Buddhism. It contains the nobility of protecting the country.
<ref> [http://heritage.unesco.or.kr/whs/haeinsa-temple-janggyeong-panjeon-the-depositories-for-the-tripitaka-koreana-woodblocks/ 출처 [유네스코 한국위원회<nowiki>]</nowiki> 해인사 장경판전] </ref>

==Ganghwa in the map==
<googlemap width="800" height="600" lat="37.754174" lon="126.478853" type="normal" zoom="11" icon="http://maps.google.com/mapfiles/marker.png">

37.754174, 126.478853, Ganghwa Girl's High School
37.631836, 126.484526, Jeondeungsa Temple
37.615849, 126.429902, Chamsungdan Altar
37.759577, 126.490496, Anglican Church

</googlemap>

==References==

<references/>

GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3

2019-01-03T13:28:04Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* History of Buddhism */

{{GGHS2019W}}
''Religion in Ganghwa''
==Team==
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" width="75%"
!style="width:5%"| No. || style="width:20%" | Team Topic || style="width:15%" | Teacher ||style="width:20%"| Role ||style="width:15%"| Name (Korean) || style="width:5%" | No. of Students
|-
|rowspan="7"| '''3''' ||rowspan="7"| [[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3|Religion on Ganghwa]] (종교) ||rowspan="7"| Ritika || Leader || 박이○ ||rowspan="7"| 7
|-
| Vice-Leader || 유예○
|-
| || 조수○
|-
| || 김은○
|-
| || 최축○
|-
| || 이신○
|-
| || 김승○
|}

==Religion in Ganghwa==

===Religion===
It refers to the system or teaching of or the belief in the supernatural the torment of human life and the ultimate meaning of life through faith in the supernatural.

==Anglicanism in Ganghwa==

===Anglicanism===
Religious reformist Martin Luther and others influenced England in the 1520s, raising the movement for church reform in England. Even before the British Reformation of religion, a movement for church reform was being carried out. In particular, opposition to the Roman Catholic Church, which ruled England at that time, and the anti-clericalism movement were already taking place everywhere. Anglicanism was established against this background. The present great asset of the Anglicanism is the The Book of Common Prayer, that contains the Liturgy of the British Anglicanism. The Book of Common Prayer is still an important foundation for Anglican faith, worship, theology and spirituality, and is the basis of all the rituals of Anglican Church. Korea's Anglican Church of Korea uses a translated version of the book in Korean.<ref> [https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/%EC%84%B1%EA%B3%B5%ED%9A%8C 출처<nowiki></nowiki> [위키백과 성공회] </ref>

[[파일:성공회 강화성당.jpg|400px|프레임없음|왼쪽|The Anglican Church in Ganghwa]]

===The Background for Establishment of Ganghwa Anglican Curch===
The history of the Ganghwa Anglican Church began in 1889 when Mr. Koff was awarded the teaching position as the first Korean bishop.
At that time, there was not a single believer in korea.
It was in Ganghwa on June 13, 1896 where Koreans were first baptized.
With such a background, the Anglican Church of Korea was the first to build a church in Ganghwa.
Therefore, Ganghwa Anglican Cathedral history is old, and it is the oldest existing Hanok church building in Korea
It was constructed with a bold combination of Western European style of Basilica and Oriental Buddhist temple style.
The interior space of the church followed the pattern of the Basilica, while the exterior and outer space followed the pattern of Buddhist temples.
A royal carpenter who participated in the construction of Gyeongbok Palace was in charge of the construction.
The Anglican Church in Ganghwa not only shows the will of the early missionaries to naturalize themselves with the local culture but also provides a glimpse of the history of Korean Christianity.
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=575433&cid=46646&categoryId=46646 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 성공회 강화성당 (한국민족문화대백과, 한국학중앙연구원)] </ref>
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3596246&cid=59276&categoryId=59276 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 대한성공회 강화성당 - 동서양 건축 양식이 빚어낸 걸작] </ref>

==Daejonggyo in Ganghwa==
===Daejonggyo===
Daejonggyo is a religion that believes in Dangun, was created by Nacheol who was a religious activist at the Japanese occupation period.
The Daesunggyo was founded because it has the driving force to be strengthen the nation’s foundation and revitalize its people during national crisis.
The fundamental doctrines of Daejonggyo are the three laws (止, 調, 禁) and 三眞歸一 (性, 命, 精). Since it was founded during the Japanese colonial era, it has contributed more to the anti-Japanese independence movement than to its role as a religion.
Daejonggyo is also the religion that created the National foundation day of Korea. <ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=1081413&cid=40942&categoryId=33384 출처 [두산백과]대종교 (Daejonggyo, 大倧敎<nowiki>)</nowiki>]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa===
Chamsungdan Altar is the place where a rituals, or jeecheon, are held to worship the sky and perform ancestral rites. Each Kingdom established an opportunity to solidify and unite its members through the Jechon event, and this tradition was continued during the Goryeo and Joseon periods. During the Goryeo and Joseon Dynasties, people held rituals in the state under the name of the king. There were regular and irregular rituals, regular rituals were held in spring and autumn. The purpose of the rite is believed to be to pray for the comfort and peace of the nation. Irregular rituals were held frequently in the event of natural disasters such as foreign invasions or droughts. Dangun Wanggeom, the founder of the Korean people, is known to have been built as an altar in short time of 51 years (BC2283). <ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 네이버 [지식백과]참성단] </ref>

[[파일:참성단.jpg|400px|프레임없음|오른쪽|Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa]]<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단 사진]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in History===
On the <Korean history, 東史> of Lee Dong-hwan's { Susanjip } during the reign of Joseon Dynasty, it says Dan-gun built a castle on the sea and
Manisan hills and built a platform and called Jecheon-dan.
After repairing the Chamsongdan Altar, some say, "The place where Dangun built an altar and held a memorial service to Hanul."<ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 [네이버지식백과]참성단]</ref>
The Chamsungdan Altar is reported to be an altar built by Dangun to offer sacrifices to the sky. It is said that the altar was built in a short span of 51 years by King Dan in BC 2283 to hold a memorial service in spring and fall for peace and development of the people.There is a record that Wonjong of Goryeo held a memorial service at Heungwang Palace in Marisan Mountain.It is recorded that, as being repaired in 11th year (1270) of King Wonjong of Goryeo Dynasty, and in 1639, the platform collapsed and was replaced in 1939 and also repaired in the 26th year (1700) of King Sukjong.
<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단]</ref>

==Buddhism in Ganghwa==

===Buddhism===
A religion that establishes Buddha as the head of religion and his teachings are considered the tentets.
===History of Buddhism===
In the 6th century B.C.India developed commerce and trade, and the gap between the rich and the poor widened.
The Brahmins forced the people to perform ancestral rites, and this helped elevate the authority of the Brahmins who claimed they were the only ones eligible to carry out the rituals.
It was a huge burden on the commoners to pay a lot of money for the rituals. In addition to the financial burden on the people for the rituals, caste system caused inter-caste discrimination which became a big problem.
A lot of people felt discontent with Brahmanism and its caste system wanted a new religion.
Siddhartha Gautama, who was born as a prince in India and lived a rich life, quietly closed his eyes under the Bodhi tree, and after 49 days of meditation became Buddha, the one who knows the truth. Thus Buddhism, the religion that promotes equality was established.
He claim that ethical behavior is more important than ancestral ritual service that offer a sacrifice, and claimed that everyone could achieve happiness if they rid themselves of greed. These teachings gained popularity among the lower classes of the caste system. Buddha didn’t discriminate between the rich and the poor, men and women, the higher classes and the lower classes. Buddhism was spread widely through followers who studied Buddha’s teachings and reached to Goguryeo in 372 during the reign of King Sosurim. Since then Buddhism established itself as an influential religion of Korea

<ref> [[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=960085&cid=47307&categoryId=47307 출처 [지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 불교] </ref>
<ref> [http://www.doopedia.co.kr 출처 [두피디아<nowiki>]</nowiki>] </ref>

===Jeondeungsa Temple===

Jeondeungsa (delivering illegal lanterns) (history)
In response to Mongol invasion, the Goryeo royal family designated a temporary town on Ganghwado Island and built a palace. During that period, the construction of a house within the premises of Jeondeungsa Temple was inevitable to promote the safety of the king along with geomancy theory (1232)
In the 46th year of King Gojong's reign (1259), Jinjongsa Temple was established during the Goguryeo Period and reappeared in history.
According to Goryeosa, there is a record of 46 years of King Gojong's reign (1259), the king ordered the construction of a house in Samnangseong Fortress five years later (1264), and that "the king opened the Daepbulseong Fortress, a Buddhist event that repels all kinds of disasters in the country with Buddha's mercy."
The royal family of Goryeo built a temporary house inside Samnangseong Fortress and reconstructed Jinjongsa. (1266).
King Chungnyeol's in his 8th year (1282) changed the name of the temple and called it' Jeondeungsa'.The Goryeo royal family was deeply interested in Jeondeungsa Temple, and the according to the geomancy theory the terrains of jeongjok mountain has established itself as a very tranquil area. The geomancy theorists claim that,that if Manisan Mountain is a grandfather, then Jeongjok mountain is a grandmother, and that it embodies such strong energy of wellness that it can’t be damaged even during a war.
Information about Jeondeungsa
The temple is divided into Daeungjeon, Yaksajeon and Beomjong. Daeungjeon is designated as National Treasure No. 178, while the Yaksajeon is a treasure No. 179 and the Beomjong Treasure No. 393, as well as national historic relics and tangible cultural properties designated by Incheon City.
And Jeondeungsa operates various temple stay programs for both domestic and foreign people.

<ref> [http://www.jeondeungsa.org/ 출처 전등사] </ref>

[[파일:Dltlsgud.png|300px|프레임없음|왼쪽|Jeondeungsa ]]

===Tripitaka Koreana===
In 1231, Mongolia invaded Korea, and the Choi administration moved its capital to Ganghwa to defend themselves from the Mongol invasion. During the war with Mongolia, the people of Ganghwa had internalised the idea that they had defeated the enemy with the power of Buddha by publishing first edition of the Tripitaka Koreana while the Kitan were invaded Korea. similarly, during the war with Mongolia, they published Tripitaka thinking that it will help them to beat Mongolia like the war with the Kitan. The value and prestige of the production of Tripitaka Koreana is shown in its purpose, which was published to defeat Mongolian army and to unify the commoner. The purpose of production is to overcome the invasion of Mongolia by the power of Buddhism. It contains the nobility of protecting the country.
<ref> [http://heritage.unesco.or.kr/whs/haeinsa-temple-janggyeong-panjeon-the-depositories-for-the-tripitaka-koreana-woodblocks/ 출처 [유네스코 한국위원회<nowiki>]</nowiki> 해인사 장경판전] </ref>

==Ganghwa in the map==
<googlemap width="800" height="600" lat="37.754174" lon="126.478853" type="normal" zoom="11" icon="http://maps.google.com/mapfiles/marker.png">

37.754174, 126.478853, Ganghwa Girl's High School
37.631836, 126.484526, Jeondeungsa Temple
37.615849, 126.429902, Chamsungdan Altar
37.759577, 126.490496, Anglican Church

</googlemap>

==References==

<references/>

GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3

2019-01-03T13:27:41Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* History of Buddhism */

{{GGHS2019W}}
''Religion in Ganghwa''
==Team==
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" width="75%"
!style="width:5%"| No. || style="width:20%" | Team Topic || style="width:15%" | Teacher ||style="width:20%"| Role ||style="width:15%"| Name (Korean) || style="width:5%" | No. of Students
|-
|rowspan="7"| '''3''' ||rowspan="7"| [[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3|Religion on Ganghwa]] (종교) ||rowspan="7"| Ritika || Leader || 박이○ ||rowspan="7"| 7
|-
| Vice-Leader || 유예○
|-
| || 조수○
|-
| || 김은○
|-
| || 최축○
|-
| || 이신○
|-
| || 김승○
|}

==Religion in Ganghwa==

===Religion===
It refers to the system or teaching of or the belief in the supernatural the torment of human life and the ultimate meaning of life through faith in the supernatural.

==Anglicanism in Ganghwa==

===Anglicanism===
Religious reformist Martin Luther and others influenced England in the 1520s, raising the movement for church reform in England. Even before the British Reformation of religion, a movement for church reform was being carried out. In particular, opposition to the Roman Catholic Church, which ruled England at that time, and the anti-clericalism movement were already taking place everywhere. Anglicanism was established against this background. The present great asset of the Anglicanism is the The Book of Common Prayer, that contains the Liturgy of the British Anglicanism. The Book of Common Prayer is still an important foundation for Anglican faith, worship, theology and spirituality, and is the basis of all the rituals of Anglican Church. Korea's Anglican Church of Korea uses a translated version of the book in Korean.<ref> [https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/%EC%84%B1%EA%B3%B5%ED%9A%8C 출처<nowiki></nowiki> [위키백과 성공회] </ref>

[[파일:성공회 강화성당.jpg|400px|프레임없음|왼쪽|The Anglican Church in Ganghwa]]

===The Background for Establishment of Ganghwa Anglican Curch===
The history of the Ganghwa Anglican Church began in 1889 when Mr. Koff was awarded the teaching position as the first Korean bishop.
At that time, there was not a single believer in korea.
It was in Ganghwa on June 13, 1896 where Koreans were first baptized.
With such a background, the Anglican Church of Korea was the first to build a church in Ganghwa.
Therefore, Ganghwa Anglican Cathedral history is old, and it is the oldest existing Hanok church building in Korea
It was constructed with a bold combination of Western European style of Basilica and Oriental Buddhist temple style.
The interior space of the church followed the pattern of the Basilica, while the exterior and outer space followed the pattern of Buddhist temples.
A royal carpenter who participated in the construction of Gyeongbok Palace was in charge of the construction.
The Anglican Church in Ganghwa not only shows the will of the early missionaries to naturalize themselves with the local culture but also provides a glimpse of the history of Korean Christianity.
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=575433&cid=46646&categoryId=46646 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 성공회 강화성당 (한국민족문화대백과, 한국학중앙연구원)] </ref>
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3596246&cid=59276&categoryId=59276 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 대한성공회 강화성당 - 동서양 건축 양식이 빚어낸 걸작] </ref>

==Daejonggyo in Ganghwa==
===Daejonggyo===
Daejonggyo is a religion that believes in Dangun, was created by Nacheol who was a religious activist at the Japanese occupation period.
The Daesunggyo was founded because it has the driving force to be strengthen the nation’s foundation and revitalize its people during national crisis.
The fundamental doctrines of Daejonggyo are the three laws (止, 調, 禁) and 三眞歸一 (性, 命, 精). Since it was founded during the Japanese colonial era, it has contributed more to the anti-Japanese independence movement than to its role as a religion.
Daejonggyo is also the religion that created the National foundation day of Korea. <ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=1081413&cid=40942&categoryId=33384 출처 [두산백과]대종교 (Daejonggyo, 大倧敎<nowiki>)</nowiki>]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa===
Chamsungdan Altar is the place where a rituals, or jeecheon, are held to worship the sky and perform ancestral rites. Each Kingdom established an opportunity to solidify and unite its members through the Jechon event, and this tradition was continued during the Goryeo and Joseon periods. During the Goryeo and Joseon Dynasties, people held rituals in the state under the name of the king. There were regular and irregular rituals, regular rituals were held in spring and autumn. The purpose of the rite is believed to be to pray for the comfort and peace of the nation. Irregular rituals were held frequently in the event of natural disasters such as foreign invasions or droughts. Dangun Wanggeom, the founder of the Korean people, is known to have been built as an altar in short time of 51 years (BC2283). <ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 네이버 [지식백과]참성단] </ref>

[[파일:참성단.jpg|400px|프레임없음|오른쪽|Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa]]<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단 사진]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in History===
On the <Korean history, 東史> of Lee Dong-hwan's { Susanjip } during the reign of Joseon Dynasty, it says Dan-gun built a castle on the sea and
Manisan hills and built a platform and called Jecheon-dan.
After repairing the Chamsongdan Altar, some say, "The place where Dangun built an altar and held a memorial service to Hanul."<ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 [네이버지식백과]참성단]</ref>
The Chamsungdan Altar is reported to be an altar built by Dangun to offer sacrifices to the sky. It is said that the altar was built in a short span of 51 years by King Dan in BC 2283 to hold a memorial service in spring and fall for peace and development of the people.There is a record that Wonjong of Goryeo held a memorial service at Heungwang Palace in Marisan Mountain.It is recorded that, as being repaired in 11th year (1270) of King Wonjong of Goryeo Dynasty, and in 1639, the platform collapsed and was replaced in 1939 and also repaired in the 26th year (1700) of King Sukjong.
<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단]</ref>

==Buddhism in Ganghwa==

===Buddhism===
A religion that establishes Buddha as the head of religion and his teachings are considered the tentets.
===History of Buddhism===
In the 6th century B.C.India developed commerce and trade, and the gap between the rich and the poor widened.
The Brahmins forced the people to perform ancestral rites, and this helped elevate the authority of the Brahmins who claimed they were the only ones eligible to carry out the rituals.
It was a huge burden on the commoners to pay a lot of money for the rituals. In addition to the financial burden on the people for the rituals, caste system caused inter-caste discrimination which became a big problem.
A lot of people felt discontent with Brahmanism and its caste system wanted a new religion.
Siddhartha Gautama, who was born as a prince in India and lived a rich life, quietly closed his eyes under the Bodhi tree, and after 49 days of meditation became Buddha, the one who knows the truth. Thus Buddhism, the religion that promotes equality was established.
He claim that ethical behavior is more important than ancestral ritual service that offer a sacrifice, and claimed that everyone could achieve happiness if they rid themselves of greed. These teachings gained popularity among the lower classes of the caste system. Buddha didn’t discriminate between the rich and the poor, men and women, the higher classes and the lower classes. Buddhism was spread widely through followers who studied Buddha’s teachings and reached to Goguryeo in 372 during the reign of King Sosurim. Since then Buddhism established itself as an influential religion of Korea

<ref> [[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=960085&cid=47307&categoryId=47307 출처 [지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 불교] 출처 두피디아] </ref>
<ref> [http://www.doopedia.co.kr 출처 [두피디아<nowiki>]</nowiki>] </ref>

===Jeondeungsa Temple===

Jeondeungsa (delivering illegal lanterns) (history)
In response to Mongol invasion, the Goryeo royal family designated a temporary town on Ganghwado Island and built a palace. During that period, the construction of a house within the premises of Jeondeungsa Temple was inevitable to promote the safety of the king along with geomancy theory (1232)
In the 46th year of King Gojong's reign (1259), Jinjongsa Temple was established during the Goguryeo Period and reappeared in history.
According to Koryoosa, there is a record of 46 years of King Gojong's reign (1259), the king ordered the construction of a house in Samrangseong Fortress five years later (1264), and that "the king opened the Daepbulseong Fortress, a Buddhist event that repels all kinds of disasters in the country with Buddha's mercy."
The royal family of Goryeo built a temporary house inside Samrangseong Fortress and reconstructed Jinjongsa. (1266).
King Chungnyeol's in his 8th year (1282) changed the name of the temple and called it' Jeondeungsa'.The Goryeo royal family was deeply interested in Jeondeungsa Temple, and the according to the geomancy theory the terrains of jeongjok mountain has established itself as a very tranquil area. The geomancy theorists claim that,that if Manisan Mountain is a grandfather, then Jeongjok mountain is a grandmother, and that it embodies such strong energy of wellness that it can’t be damaged even during a war.
Information about Jeondeungsa
The temple is divided into Daeungjeon, Yaksajeon and Beomjong. Daeungjeon is designated as National Treasure No. 178, while the Yaksajeon is a treasure No. 179 and the Beomjong Treasure No. 393, as well as national historic relics and tangible cultural properties designated by Incheon City.
And Jeondeungsa operates various temple stay programs for both domestic and foreign people.

<ref> [http://www.jeondeungsa.org/ 출처 전등사] </ref>

[[파일:Dltlsgud.png|300px|프레임없음|왼쪽|Jeondeungsa ]]

===Tripitaka Koreana===
In 1231, Mongolia invaded Korea, and the Choi administration moved its capital to Ganghwa to defend themselves from the Mongol invasion. During the war with Mongolia, the people of Ganghwa had internalised the idea that they had defeated the enemy with the power of Buddha by publishing first edition of the Tripitaka Koreana while the Kitan were invaded Korea. similarly, during the war with Mongolia, they published Tripitaka thinking that it will help them to beat Mongolia like the war with the Kitan. The value and prestige of the production of Tripitaka Koreana is shown in its purpose, which was published to defeat Mongolian army and to unify the commoner. The purpose of production is to overcome the invasion of Mongolia by the power of Buddhism. It contains the nobility of protecting the country.
<ref> [http://heritage.unesco.or.kr/whs/haeinsa-temple-janggyeong-panjeon-the-depositories-for-the-tripitaka-koreana-woodblocks/ 출처 [유네스코 한국위원회<nowiki>]</nowiki> 해인사 장경판전] </ref>

==Ganghwa in the map==
<googlemap width="800" height="600" lat="37.754174" lon="126.478853" type="normal" zoom="11" icon="http://maps.google.com/mapfiles/marker.png">

37.754174, 126.478853, Ganghwa Girl's High School
37.631836, 126.484526, Jeondeungsa Temple
37.615849, 126.429902, Chamsungdan Altar
37.759577, 126.490496, Anglican Church

</googlemap>

==References==

<references/>

GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3

2019-01-03T13:22:13Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* Jeondeungsa Temple */

{{GGHS2019W}}
''Religion in Ganghwa''
==Team==
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" width="75%"
!style="width:5%"| No. || style="width:20%" | Team Topic || style="width:15%" | Teacher ||style="width:20%"| Role ||style="width:15%"| Name (Korean) || style="width:5%" | No. of Students
|-
|rowspan="7"| '''3''' ||rowspan="7"| [[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3|Religion on Ganghwa]] (종교) ||rowspan="7"| Ritika || Leader || 박이○ ||rowspan="7"| 7
|-
| Vice-Leader || 유예○
|-
| || 조수○
|-
| || 김은○
|-
| || 최축○
|-
| || 이신○
|-
| || 김승○
|}

==Religion in Ganghwa==

===Religion===
It refers to the system or teaching of or the belief in the supernatural the torment of human life and the ultimate meaning of life through faith in the supernatural.

==Anglicanism in Ganghwa==

===Anglicanism===
Religious reformist Martin Luther and others influenced England in the 1520s, raising the movement for church reform in England. Even before the British Reformation of religion, a movement for church reform was being carried out. In particular, opposition to the Roman Catholic Church, which ruled England at that time, and the anti-clericalism movement were already taking place everywhere. Anglicanism was established against this background. The present great asset of the Anglicanism is the The Book of Common Prayer, that contains the Liturgy of the British Anglicanism. The Book of Common Prayer is still an important foundation for Anglican faith, worship, theology and spirituality, and is the basis of all the rituals of Anglican Church. Korea's Anglican Church of Korea uses a translated version of the book in Korean.<ref> [https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/%EC%84%B1%EA%B3%B5%ED%9A%8C 출처<nowiki></nowiki> [위키백과 성공회] </ref>

[[파일:성공회 강화성당.jpg|400px|프레임없음|왼쪽|The Anglican Church in Ganghwa]]

===The Background for Establishment of Ganghwa Anglican Curch===
The history of the Ganghwa Anglican Church began in 1889 when Mr. Koff was awarded the teaching position as the first Korean bishop.
At that time, there was not a single believer in korea.
It was in Ganghwa on June 13, 1896 where Koreans were first baptized.
With such a background, the Anglican Church of Korea was the first to build a church in Ganghwa.
Therefore, Ganghwa Anglican Cathedral history is old, and it is the oldest existing Hanok church building in Korea
It was constructed with a bold combination of Western European style of Basilica and Oriental Buddhist temple style.
The interior space of the church followed the pattern of the Basilica, while the exterior and outer space followed the pattern of Buddhist temples.
A royal carpenter who participated in the construction of Gyeongbok Palace was in charge of the construction.
The Anglican Church in Ganghwa not only shows the will of the early missionaries to naturalize themselves with the local culture but also provides a glimpse of the history of Korean Christianity.
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=575433&cid=46646&categoryId=46646 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 성공회 강화성당 (한국민족문화대백과, 한국학중앙연구원)] </ref>
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3596246&cid=59276&categoryId=59276 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 대한성공회 강화성당 - 동서양 건축 양식이 빚어낸 걸작] </ref>

==Daejonggyo in Ganghwa==
===Daejonggyo===
Daejonggyo is a religion that believes in Dangun, was created by Nacheol who was a religious activist at the Japanese occupation period.
The Daesunggyo was founded because it has the driving force to be strengthen the nation’s foundation and revitalize its people during national crisis.
The fundamental doctrines of Daejonggyo are the three laws (止, 調, 禁) and 三眞歸一 (性, 命, 精). Since it was founded during the Japanese colonial era, it has contributed more to the anti-Japanese independence movement than to its role as a religion.
Daejonggyo is also the religion that created the National foundation day of Korea. <ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=1081413&cid=40942&categoryId=33384 출처 [두산백과]대종교 (Daejonggyo, 大倧敎<nowiki>)</nowiki>]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa===
Chamsungdan Altar is the place where a rituals, or jeecheon, are held to worship the sky and perform ancestral rites. Each Kingdom established an opportunity to solidify and unite its members through the Jechon event, and this tradition was continued during the Goryeo and Joseon periods. During the Goryeo and Joseon Dynasties, people held rituals in the state under the name of the king. There were regular and irregular rituals, regular rituals were held in spring and autumn. The purpose of the rite is believed to be to pray for the comfort and peace of the nation. Irregular rituals were held frequently in the event of natural disasters such as foreign invasions or droughts. Dangun Wanggeom, the founder of the Korean people, is known to have been built as an altar in short time of 51 years (BC2283). <ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 네이버 [지식백과]참성단] </ref>

[[파일:참성단.jpg|400px|프레임없음|오른쪽|Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa]]<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단 사진]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in History===
On the <Korean history, 東史> of Lee Dong-hwan's { Susanjip } during the reign of Joseon Dynasty, it says Dan-gun built a castle on the sea and
Manisan hills and built a platform and called Jecheon-dan.
After repairing the Chamsongdan Altar, some say, "The place where Dangun built an altar and held a memorial service to Hanul."<ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 [네이버지식백과]참성단]</ref>
The Chamsungdan Altar is reported to be an altar built by Dangun to offer sacrifices to the sky. It is said that the altar was built in a short span of 51 years by King Dan in BC 2283 to hold a memorial service in spring and fall for peace and development of the people.There is a record that Wonjong of Goryeo held a memorial service at Heungwang Palace in Marisan Mountain.It is recorded that, as being repaired in 11th year (1270) of King Wonjong of Goryeo Dynasty, and in 1639, the platform collapsed and was replaced in 1939 and also repaired in the 26th year (1700) of King Sukjong.
<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단]</ref>

==Buddhism in Ganghwa==

===Buddhism===
A religion that establishes Buddha as the head of religion and his teachings are considered the tentets.
( http://www.doopedia.co.kr)

History of Buddhism

In the 6th century B.C., India developed commerce and trade, and the gap between the rich and the poor widened.
The Brahmins forced the people to perform ancestral rites, and this helped elevate the authority of the Brahmins who claimed they were the only ones eligible to carry out the rituals.
It was a huge burden on the commoners to pay a lot of money for the rituals. In addition to the financial burden on the people for the rituals, caste system caused inter-caste discrimination which became a big problem.
A lot of people felt discontent with Brahmanism and its caste system wanted a new religion.
Siddhartha Gautama, who was born as a prince in India and lived a rich life, quietly closed his eyes under the Bodhi tree, and after 49 days of meditation became Buddha, the one who knows the truth. Thus Buddhism, the religion that promotes equality was established.
He claim that ethical behavior is more important than ancestral ritual service that offer a sacrifice, and claimed that everyone could achieve happiness if they rid themselves of greed. These teachings gained popularity among the lower classes of the caste system. Buddha didn’t discriminate between the rich and the poor, men and women, the higher classes and the lower classes. Buddhism was spread widely through followers who studied Buddha’s teachings and reached to Goguryeo in 372 during the reign of King Sosurim. Since then Buddhism established itself as an influential religion of Korea

<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=960085&cid=47307&categoryId=47307 출처 두피디아] </ref>

===Jeondeungsa Temple===

Jeondeungsa (delivering illegal lanterns) (history)
In response to Mongol invasion, the Goryeo royal family designated a temporary town on Ganghwado Island and built a palace. During that period, the construction of a house within the premises of Jeondeungsa Temple was inevitable to promote the safety of the king along with geomancy theory (1232)
In the 46th year of King Gojong's reign (1259), Jinjongsa Temple was established during the Goguryeo Period and reappeared in history.
According to Koryoosa, there is a record of 46 years of King Gojong's reign (1259), the king ordered the construction of a house in Samrangseong Fortress five years later (1264), and that "the king opened the Daepbulseong Fortress, a Buddhist event that repels all kinds of disasters in the country with Buddha's mercy."
The royal family of Goryeo built a temporary house inside Samrangseong Fortress and reconstructed Jinjongsa. (1266).
King Chungnyeol's in his 8th year (1282) changed the name of the temple and called it' Jeondeungsa'.The Goryeo royal family was deeply interested in Jeondeungsa Temple, and the according to the geomancy theory the terrains of jeongjok mountain has established itself as a very tranquil area. The geomancy theorists claim that,that if Manisan Mountain is a grandfather, then Jeongjok mountain is a grandmother, and that it embodies such strong energy of wellness that it can’t be damaged even during a war.
Information about Jeondeungsa
The temple is divided into Daeungjeon, Yaksajeon and Beomjong. Daeungjeon is designated as National Treasure No. 178, while the Yaksajeon is a treasure No. 179 and the Beomjong Treasure No. 393, as well as national historic relics and tangible cultural properties designated by Incheon City.
And Jeondeungsa operates various temple stay programs for both domestic and foreign people.

<ref> [http://www.jeondeungsa.org/ 출처 전등사] </ref>

[[파일:Dltlsgud.png|300px|프레임없음|왼쪽|Jeondeungsa ]]

===Tripitaka Koreana===
In 1231, Mongolia invaded Korea, and the Choi administration moved its capital to Ganghwa to defend themselves from the Mongol invasion. During the war with Mongolia, the people of Ganghwa had internalised the idea that they had defeated the enemy with the power of Buddha by publishing first edition of the Tripitaka Koreana while the Kitan were invaded Korea. similarly, during the war with Mongolia, they published Tripitaka thinking that it will help them to beat Mongolia like the war with the Kitan. The value and prestige of the production of Tripitaka Koreana is shown in its purpose, which was published to defeat Mongolian army and to unify the commoner. The purpose of production is to overcome the invasion of Mongolia by the power of Buddhism. It contains the nobility of protecting the country.
<ref> [http://heritage.unesco.or.kr/whs/haeinsa-temple-janggyeong-panjeon-the-depositories-for-the-tripitaka-koreana-woodblocks/ 출처 [유네스코 한국위원회<nowiki>]</nowiki> 해인사 장경판전] </ref>

==Ganghwa in the map==
<googlemap width="800" height="600" lat="37.754174" lon="126.478853" type="normal" zoom="11" icon="http://maps.google.com/mapfiles/marker.png">

37.754174, 126.478853, Ganghwa Girl's High School
37.631836, 126.484526, Jeondeungsa Temple
37.615849, 126.429902, Chamsungdan Altar
37.759577, 126.490496, Anglican Church

</googlemap>

==References==

<references/>

GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3

2019-01-03T13:20:50Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* Buddhism */

{{GGHS2019W}}
''Religion in Ganghwa''
==Team==
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" width="75%"
!style="width:5%"| No. || style="width:20%" | Team Topic || style="width:15%" | Teacher ||style="width:20%"| Role ||style="width:15%"| Name (Korean) || style="width:5%" | No. of Students
|-
|rowspan="7"| '''3''' ||rowspan="7"| [[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3|Religion on Ganghwa]] (종교) ||rowspan="7"| Ritika || Leader || 박이○ ||rowspan="7"| 7
|-
| Vice-Leader || 유예○
|-
| || 조수○
|-
| || 김은○
|-
| || 최축○
|-
| || 이신○
|-
| || 김승○
|}

==Religion in Ganghwa==

===Religion===
It refers to the system or teaching of or the belief in the supernatural the torment of human life and the ultimate meaning of life through faith in the supernatural.

==Anglicanism in Ganghwa==

===Anglicanism===
Religious reformist Martin Luther and others influenced England in the 1520s, raising the movement for church reform in England. Even before the British Reformation of religion, a movement for church reform was being carried out. In particular, opposition to the Roman Catholic Church, which ruled England at that time, and the anti-clericalism movement were already taking place everywhere. Anglicanism was established against this background. The present great asset of the Anglicanism is the The Book of Common Prayer, that contains the Liturgy of the British Anglicanism. The Book of Common Prayer is still an important foundation for Anglican faith, worship, theology and spirituality, and is the basis of all the rituals of Anglican Church. Korea's Anglican Church of Korea uses a translated version of the book in Korean.<ref> [https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/%EC%84%B1%EA%B3%B5%ED%9A%8C 출처<nowiki></nowiki> [위키백과 성공회] </ref>

[[파일:성공회 강화성당.jpg|400px|프레임없음|왼쪽|The Anglican Church in Ganghwa]]

===The Background for Establishment of Ganghwa Anglican Curch===
The history of the Ganghwa Anglican Church began in 1889 when Mr. Koff was awarded the teaching position as the first Korean bishop.
At that time, there was not a single believer in korea.
It was in Ganghwa on June 13, 1896 where Koreans were first baptized.
With such a background, the Anglican Church of Korea was the first to build a church in Ganghwa.
Therefore, Ganghwa Anglican Cathedral history is old, and it is the oldest existing Hanok church building in Korea
It was constructed with a bold combination of Western European style of Basilica and Oriental Buddhist temple style.
The interior space of the church followed the pattern of the Basilica, while the exterior and outer space followed the pattern of Buddhist temples.
A royal carpenter who participated in the construction of Gyeongbok Palace was in charge of the construction.
The Anglican Church in Ganghwa not only shows the will of the early missionaries to naturalize themselves with the local culture but also provides a glimpse of the history of Korean Christianity.
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=575433&cid=46646&categoryId=46646 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 성공회 강화성당 (한국민족문화대백과, 한국학중앙연구원)] </ref>
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3596246&cid=59276&categoryId=59276 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 대한성공회 강화성당 - 동서양 건축 양식이 빚어낸 걸작] </ref>

==Daejonggyo in Ganghwa==
===Daejonggyo===
Daejonggyo is a religion that believes in Dangun, was created by Nacheol who was a religious activist at the Japanese occupation period.
The Daesunggyo was founded because it has the driving force to be strengthen the nation’s foundation and revitalize its people during national crisis.
The fundamental doctrines of Daejonggyo are the three laws (止, 調, 禁) and 三眞歸一 (性, 命, 精). Since it was founded during the Japanese colonial era, it has contributed more to the anti-Japanese independence movement than to its role as a religion.
Daejonggyo is also the religion that created the National foundation day of Korea. <ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=1081413&cid=40942&categoryId=33384 출처 [두산백과]대종교 (Daejonggyo, 大倧敎<nowiki>)</nowiki>]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa===
Chamsungdan Altar is the place where a rituals, or jeecheon, are held to worship the sky and perform ancestral rites. Each Kingdom established an opportunity to solidify and unite its members through the Jechon event, and this tradition was continued during the Goryeo and Joseon periods. During the Goryeo and Joseon Dynasties, people held rituals in the state under the name of the king. There were regular and irregular rituals, regular rituals were held in spring and autumn. The purpose of the rite is believed to be to pray for the comfort and peace of the nation. Irregular rituals were held frequently in the event of natural disasters such as foreign invasions or droughts. Dangun Wanggeom, the founder of the Korean people, is known to have been built as an altar in short time of 51 years (BC2283). <ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 네이버 [지식백과]참성단] </ref>

[[파일:참성단.jpg|400px|프레임없음|오른쪽|Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa]]<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단 사진]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in History===
On the <Korean history, 東史> of Lee Dong-hwan's { Susanjip } during the reign of Joseon Dynasty, it says Dan-gun built a castle on the sea and
Manisan hills and built a platform and called Jecheon-dan.
After repairing the Chamsongdan Altar, some say, "The place where Dangun built an altar and held a memorial service to Hanul."<ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 [네이버지식백과]참성단]</ref>
The Chamsungdan Altar is reported to be an altar built by Dangun to offer sacrifices to the sky. It is said that the altar was built in a short span of 51 years by King Dan in BC 2283 to hold a memorial service in spring and fall for peace and development of the people.There is a record that Wonjong of Goryeo held a memorial service at Heungwang Palace in Marisan Mountain.It is recorded that, as being repaired in 11th year (1270) of King Wonjong of Goryeo Dynasty, and in 1639, the platform collapsed and was replaced in 1939 and also repaired in the 26th year (1700) of King Sukjong.
<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단]</ref>

==Buddhism in Ganghwa==

===Buddhism===
a religion that establishes Buddha as the head of religion and his teachings are considered the tentets.
( http://www.doopedia.co.kr)

History of Buddhism

In the 6th century B.C., India developed commerce and trade, and the gap between the rich and the poor widened.
The Brahmins forced the people to perform ancestral rites, and this helped elevate the authority of the Brahmins who claimed they were the only ones eligible to carry out the rituals.
It was a huge burden on the commoners to pay a lot of money for the rituals. In addition to the financial burden on the people for the rituals, caste system caused inter-caste discrimination which became a big problem.
A lot of people felt discontent with Brahmanism and its caste system wanted a new religion.
Siddhartha Gautama, who was born as a prince in India and lived a rich life, quietly closed his eyes under the Bodhi tree, and after 49 days of meditation became Buddha, the one who knows the truth. Thus Buddhism, the religion that promotes equality was established.
He claim that ethical behavior is more important than ancestral ritual service that offer a sacrifice, and claimed that everyone could achieve happiness if they rid themselves of greed. These teachings gained popularity among the lower classes of the caste system. Buddha didn’t discriminate between the rich and the poor, men and women, the higher classes and the lower classes. Buddhism was spread widely through followers who studied Buddha’s teachings and reached to Goguryeo in 372 during the reign of King Sosurim. Since then Buddhism established itself as an influential religion of Korea

<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=960085&cid=47307&categoryId=47307 출처 두피디아] </ref>

===Jeondeungsa Temple===

- Jeondeungsa (delivering illegal lanterns) (history)
In response to Mongol invasion, the Goryeo royal family designated a temporary town on Ganghwado Island and built a palace. During that period, the construction of a house within the premises of Jeondeungsa Temple was inevitable to promote the safety of the king along with geomancy theory (1232)
In the 46th year of King Gojong's reign (1259), Jinjongsa Temple was established during the Goguryeo Period and reappeared in history.
According to Koryoosa, there is a record of 46 years of King Gojong's reign (1259), the king ordered the construction of a house in Samrangseong Fortress five years later (1264), and that "the king opened the Daepbulseong Fortress, a Buddhist event that repels all kinds of disasters in the country with Buddha's mercy."
The royal family of Goryeo built a temporary house inside Samrangseong Fortress and reconstructed Jinjongsa. (1266).
King Chungnyeol's in his 8th year (1282) changed the name of the temple and called it' Jeondeungsa'.The Goryeo royal family was deeply interested in Jeondeungsa Temple, and the according to the geomancy theory the terrains of jeongjok mountain has established itself as a very tranquil area. The geomancy theorists claim that,that if Manisan Mountain is a grandfather, then Jeongjok mountain is a grandmother, and that it embodies such strong energy of wellness that it can’t be damaged even during a war.

-Information about Jeondeungsa
The temple is divided into Daeungjeon, Yaksajeon and Beomjong. Daeungjeon is designated as National Treasure No. 178, while the Yaksajeon is a treasure No. 179 and the Beomjong Treasure No. 393, as well as national historic relics and tangible cultural properties designated by Incheon City.
And Jeondeungsa operates various temple stay programs for both domestic and foreign people.

(http://www.jeondeungsa.org/ )

[[파일:Dltlsgud.png|300px|프레임없음|왼쪽|Jeondeungsa ]]

===Tripitaka Koreana===
In 1231, Mongolia invaded Korea, and the Choi administration moved its capital to Ganghwa to defend themselves from the Mongol invasion. During the war with Mongolia, the people of Ganghwa had internalised the idea that they had defeated the enemy with the power of Buddha by publishing first edition of the Tripitaka Koreana while the Kitan were invaded Korea. similarly, during the war with Mongolia, they published Tripitaka thinking that it will help them to beat Mongolia like the war with the Kitan. The value and prestige of the production of Tripitaka Koreana is shown in its purpose, which was published to defeat Mongolian army and to unify the commoner. The purpose of production is to overcome the invasion of Mongolia by the power of Buddhism. It contains the nobility of protecting the country.
<ref> [http://heritage.unesco.or.kr/whs/haeinsa-temple-janggyeong-panjeon-the-depositories-for-the-tripitaka-koreana-woodblocks/ 출처 [유네스코 한국위원회<nowiki>]</nowiki> 해인사 장경판전] </ref>

==Ganghwa in the map==
<googlemap width="800" height="600" lat="37.754174" lon="126.478853" type="normal" zoom="11" icon="http://maps.google.com/mapfiles/marker.png">

37.754174, 126.478853, Ganghwa Girl's High School
37.631836, 126.484526, Jeondeungsa Temple
37.615849, 126.429902, Chamsungdan Altar
37.759577, 126.490496, Anglican Church

</googlemap>

==References==

<references/>

GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3

2019-01-03T13:20:12Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* Chamseongdan Altar in history */

{{GGHS2019W}}
''Religion in Ganghwa''
==Team==
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" width="75%"
!style="width:5%"| No. || style="width:20%" | Team Topic || style="width:15%" | Teacher ||style="width:20%"| Role ||style="width:15%"| Name (Korean) || style="width:5%" | No. of Students
|-
|rowspan="7"| '''3''' ||rowspan="7"| [[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3|Religion on Ganghwa]] (종교) ||rowspan="7"| Ritika || Leader || 박이○ ||rowspan="7"| 7
|-
| Vice-Leader || 유예○
|-
| || 조수○
|-
| || 김은○
|-
| || 최축○
|-
| || 이신○
|-
| || 김승○
|}

==Religion in Ganghwa==

===Religion===
It refers to the system or teaching of or the belief in the supernatural the torment of human life and the ultimate meaning of life through faith in the supernatural.

==Anglicanism in Ganghwa==

===Anglicanism===
Religious reformist Martin Luther and others influenced England in the 1520s, raising the movement for church reform in England. Even before the British Reformation of religion, a movement for church reform was being carried out. In particular, opposition to the Roman Catholic Church, which ruled England at that time, and the anti-clericalism movement were already taking place everywhere. Anglicanism was established against this background. The present great asset of the Anglicanism is the The Book of Common Prayer, that contains the Liturgy of the British Anglicanism. The Book of Common Prayer is still an important foundation for Anglican faith, worship, theology and spirituality, and is the basis of all the rituals of Anglican Church. Korea's Anglican Church of Korea uses a translated version of the book in Korean.<ref> [https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/%EC%84%B1%EA%B3%B5%ED%9A%8C 출처<nowiki></nowiki> [위키백과 성공회] </ref>

[[파일:성공회 강화성당.jpg|400px|프레임없음|왼쪽|The Anglican Church in Ganghwa]]

===The Background for Establishment of Ganghwa Anglican Curch===
The history of the Ganghwa Anglican Church began in 1889 when Mr. Koff was awarded the teaching position as the first Korean bishop.
At that time, there was not a single believer in korea.
It was in Ganghwa on June 13, 1896 where Koreans were first baptized.
With such a background, the Anglican Church of Korea was the first to build a church in Ganghwa.
Therefore, Ganghwa Anglican Cathedral history is old, and it is the oldest existing Hanok church building in Korea
It was constructed with a bold combination of Western European style of Basilica and Oriental Buddhist temple style.
The interior space of the church followed the pattern of the Basilica, while the exterior and outer space followed the pattern of Buddhist temples.
A royal carpenter who participated in the construction of Gyeongbok Palace was in charge of the construction.
The Anglican Church in Ganghwa not only shows the will of the early missionaries to naturalize themselves with the local culture but also provides a glimpse of the history of Korean Christianity.
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=575433&cid=46646&categoryId=46646 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 성공회 강화성당 (한국민족문화대백과, 한국학중앙연구원)] </ref>
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3596246&cid=59276&categoryId=59276 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 대한성공회 강화성당 - 동서양 건축 양식이 빚어낸 걸작] </ref>

==Daejonggyo in Ganghwa==
===Daejonggyo===
Daejonggyo is a religion that believes in Dangun, was created by Nacheol who was a religious activist at the Japanese occupation period.
The Daesunggyo was founded because it has the driving force to be strengthen the nation’s foundation and revitalize its people during national crisis.
The fundamental doctrines of Daejonggyo are the three laws (止, 調, 禁) and 三眞歸一 (性, 命, 精). Since it was founded during the Japanese colonial era, it has contributed more to the anti-Japanese independence movement than to its role as a religion.
Daejonggyo is also the religion that created the National foundation day of Korea. <ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=1081413&cid=40942&categoryId=33384 출처 [두산백과]대종교 (Daejonggyo, 大倧敎<nowiki>)</nowiki>]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa===
Chamsungdan Altar is the place where a rituals, or jeecheon, are held to worship the sky and perform ancestral rites. Each Kingdom established an opportunity to solidify and unite its members through the Jechon event, and this tradition was continued during the Goryeo and Joseon periods. During the Goryeo and Joseon Dynasties, people held rituals in the state under the name of the king. There were regular and irregular rituals, regular rituals were held in spring and autumn. The purpose of the rite is believed to be to pray for the comfort and peace of the nation. Irregular rituals were held frequently in the event of natural disasters such as foreign invasions or droughts. Dangun Wanggeom, the founder of the Korean people, is known to have been built as an altar in short time of 51 years (BC2283). <ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 네이버 [지식백과]참성단] </ref>

[[파일:참성단.jpg|400px|프레임없음|오른쪽|Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa]]<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단 사진]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in History===
On the <Korean history, 東史> of Lee Dong-hwan's { Susanjip } during the reign of Joseon Dynasty, it says Dan-gun built a castle on the sea and
Manisan hills and built a platform and called Jecheon-dan.
After repairing the Chamsongdan Altar, some say, "The place where Dangun built an altar and held a memorial service to Hanul."<ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 [네이버지식백과]참성단]</ref>
The Chamsungdan Altar is reported to be an altar built by Dangun to offer sacrifices to the sky. It is said that the altar was built in a short span of 51 years by King Dan in BC 2283 to hold a memorial service in spring and fall for peace and development of the people.There is a record that Wonjong of Goryeo held a memorial service at Heungwang Palace in Marisan Mountain.It is recorded that, as being repaired in 11th year (1270) of King Wonjong of Goryeo Dynasty, and in 1639, the platform collapsed and was replaced in 1939 and also repaired in the 26th year (1700) of King Sukjong.
<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단]</ref>

==Buddhism in Ganghwa==

===Buddhism===
a religion that establishes Buddha as the head of religion and his teachings are considered the tentets.
( http://www.doopedia.co.kr)

-History of Buddhism

In the 6th century B.C., India developed commerce and trade, and the gap between the rich and the poor widened.
The Brahmins forced the people to perform ancestral rites, and this helped elevate the authority of the Brahmins who claimed they were the only ones eligible to carry out the rituals.
It was a huge burden on the commoners to pay a lot of money for the rituals. In addition to the financial burden on the people for the rituals, caste system caused inter-caste discrimination which became a big problem.
A lot of people felt discontent with Brahmanism and its caste system wanted a new religion.
Siddhartha Gautama, who was born as a prince in India and lived a rich life, quietly closed his eyes under the Bodhi tree, and after 49 days of meditation became Buddha, the one who knows the truth. Thus Buddhism, the religion that promotes equality was established.
He claim that ethical behavior is more important than ancestral ritual service that offer a sacrifice, and claimed that everyone could achieve happiness if they rid themselves of greed. These teachings gained popularity among the lower classes of the caste system. Buddha didn’t discriminate between the rich and the poor, men and women, the higher classes and the lower classes. Buddhism was spread widely through followers who studied Buddha’s teachings and reached to Goguryeo in 372 during the reign of King Sosurim. Since then Buddhism established itself as an influential religion of Korea

<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=960085&cid=47307&categoryId=47307 출처] </ref>

===Jeondeungsa Temple===

- Jeondeungsa (delivering illegal lanterns) (history)
In response to Mongol invasion, the Goryeo royal family designated a temporary town on Ganghwado Island and built a palace. During that period, the construction of a house within the premises of Jeondeungsa Temple was inevitable to promote the safety of the king along with geomancy theory (1232)
In the 46th year of King Gojong's reign (1259), Jinjongsa Temple was established during the Goguryeo Period and reappeared in history.
According to Koryoosa, there is a record of 46 years of King Gojong's reign (1259), the king ordered the construction of a house in Samrangseong Fortress five years later (1264), and that "the king opened the Daepbulseong Fortress, a Buddhist event that repels all kinds of disasters in the country with Buddha's mercy."
The royal family of Goryeo built a temporary house inside Samrangseong Fortress and reconstructed Jinjongsa. (1266).
King Chungnyeol's in his 8th year (1282) changed the name of the temple and called it' Jeondeungsa'.The Goryeo royal family was deeply interested in Jeondeungsa Temple, and the according to the geomancy theory the terrains of jeongjok mountain has established itself as a very tranquil area. The geomancy theorists claim that,that if Manisan Mountain is a grandfather, then Jeongjok mountain is a grandmother, and that it embodies such strong energy of wellness that it can’t be damaged even during a war.

-Information about Jeondeungsa
The temple is divided into Daeungjeon, Yaksajeon and Beomjong. Daeungjeon is designated as National Treasure No. 178, while the Yaksajeon is a treasure No. 179 and the Beomjong Treasure No. 393, as well as national historic relics and tangible cultural properties designated by Incheon City.
And Jeondeungsa operates various temple stay programs for both domestic and foreign people.

(http://www.jeondeungsa.org/ )

[[파일:Dltlsgud.png|300px|프레임없음|왼쪽|Jeondeungsa ]]

===Tripitaka Koreana===
In 1231, Mongolia invaded Korea, and the Choi administration moved its capital to Ganghwa to defend themselves from the Mongol invasion. During the war with Mongolia, the people of Ganghwa had internalised the idea that they had defeated the enemy with the power of Buddha by publishing first edition of the Tripitaka Koreana while the Kitan were invaded Korea. similarly, during the war with Mongolia, they published Tripitaka thinking that it will help them to beat Mongolia like the war with the Kitan. The value and prestige of the production of Tripitaka Koreana is shown in its purpose, which was published to defeat Mongolian army and to unify the commoner. The purpose of production is to overcome the invasion of Mongolia by the power of Buddhism. It contains the nobility of protecting the country.
<ref> [http://heritage.unesco.or.kr/whs/haeinsa-temple-janggyeong-panjeon-the-depositories-for-the-tripitaka-koreana-woodblocks/ 출처 [유네스코 한국위원회<nowiki>]</nowiki> 해인사 장경판전] </ref>

==Ganghwa in the map==
<googlemap width="800" height="600" lat="37.754174" lon="126.478853" type="normal" zoom="11" icon="http://maps.google.com/mapfiles/marker.png">

37.754174, 126.478853, Ganghwa Girl's High School
37.631836, 126.484526, Jeondeungsa Temple
37.615849, 126.429902, Chamsungdan Altar
37.759577, 126.490496, Anglican Church

</googlemap>

==References==

<references/>

GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3

2019-01-03T13:19:19Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* Chamseongdan Altar in history */

{{GGHS2019W}}
''Religion in Ganghwa''
==Team==
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" width="75%"
!style="width:5%"| No. || style="width:20%" | Team Topic || style="width:15%" | Teacher ||style="width:20%"| Role ||style="width:15%"| Name (Korean) || style="width:5%" | No. of Students
|-
|rowspan="7"| '''3''' ||rowspan="7"| [[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3|Religion on Ganghwa]] (종교) ||rowspan="7"| Ritika || Leader || 박이○ ||rowspan="7"| 7
|-
| Vice-Leader || 유예○
|-
| || 조수○
|-
| || 김은○
|-
| || 최축○
|-
| || 이신○
|-
| || 김승○
|}

==Religion in Ganghwa==

===Religion===
It refers to the system or teaching of or the belief in the supernatural the torment of human life and the ultimate meaning of life through faith in the supernatural.

==Anglicanism in Ganghwa==

===Anglicanism===
Religious reformist Martin Luther and others influenced England in the 1520s, raising the movement for church reform in England. Even before the British Reformation of religion, a movement for church reform was being carried out. In particular, opposition to the Roman Catholic Church, which ruled England at that time, and the anti-clericalism movement were already taking place everywhere. Anglicanism was established against this background. The present great asset of the Anglicanism is the The Book of Common Prayer, that contains the Liturgy of the British Anglicanism. The Book of Common Prayer is still an important foundation for Anglican faith, worship, theology and spirituality, and is the basis of all the rituals of Anglican Church. Korea's Anglican Church of Korea uses a translated version of the book in Korean.<ref> [https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/%EC%84%B1%EA%B3%B5%ED%9A%8C 출처<nowiki></nowiki> [위키백과 성공회] </ref>

[[파일:성공회 강화성당.jpg|400px|프레임없음|왼쪽|The Anglican Church in Ganghwa]]

===The Background for establishment of Ganghwa Anglican Curch===
The history of the Ganghwa Anglican Church began in 1889 when Mr. Koff was awarded the teaching position as the first Korean bishop.
At that time, there was not a single believer in korea.
It was in Ganghwa on June 13, 1896 where Koreans were first baptized.
With such a background, the Anglican Church of Korea was the first to build a church in Ganghwa.
Therefore, Ganghwa Anglican Cathedral history is old, and it is the oldest existing Hanok church building in Korea
It was constructed with a bold combination of Western European style of Basilica and Oriental Buddhist temple style.
The interior space of the church followed the pattern of the Basilica, while the exterior and outer space followed the pattern of Buddhist temples.
A royal carpenter who participated in the construction of Gyeongbok Palace was in charge of the construction.
The Anglican Church in Ganghwa not only shows the will of the early missionaries to naturalize themselves with the local culture but also provides a glimpse of the history of Korean Christianity.
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=575433&cid=46646&categoryId=46646 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 성공회 강화성당 (한국민족문화대백과, 한국학중앙연구원)] </ref>
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3596246&cid=59276&categoryId=59276 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 대한성공회 강화성당 - 동서양 건축 양식이 빚어낸 걸작] </ref>

==Daejonggyo in Ganghwa==
===Daejonggyo===
Daejonggyo is a religion that believes in Dangun, was created by Nacheol who was a religious activist at the Japanese occupation period.
The Daesunggyo was founded because it has the driving force to be strengthen the nation’s foundation and revitalize its people during national crisis.
The fundamental doctrines of Daejonggyo are the three laws (止, 調, 禁) and 三眞歸一 (性, 命, 精). Since it was founded during the Japanese colonial era, it has contributed more to the anti-Japanese independence movement than to its role as a religion.
Daejonggyo is also the religion that created the National foundation day of Korea. <ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=1081413&cid=40942&categoryId=33384 출처 [두산백과]대종교 (Daejonggyo, 大倧敎<nowiki>)</nowiki>]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa===
Chamsungdan Altar is the place where a rituals, or jeecheon, are held to worship the sky and perform ancestral rites. Each Kingdom established an opportunity to solidify and unite its members through the Jechon event, and this tradition was continued during the Goryeo and Joseon periods. During the Goryeo and Joseon Dynasties, people held rituals in the state under the name of the king. There were regular and irregular rituals, regular rituals were held in spring and autumn. The purpose of the rite is believed to be to pray for the comfort and peace of the nation. Irregular rituals were held frequently in the event of natural disasters such as foreign invasions or droughts. Dangun Wanggeom, the founder of the Korean people, is known to have been built as an altar in short time of 51 years (BC2283). <ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 네이버 [지식백과]참성단] </ref>

[[파일:참성단.jpg|400px|프레임없음|오른쪽|Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa]]<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단 사진]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in history===
On the <Korean history, 東史> of Lee Dong-hwan's { Susanjip } during the reign of Joseon Dynasty, it says Dan-gun built a castle on the sea and
Manisan hills and built a platform and called Jecheon-dan.

After repairing the Chamsongdan Altar, some say, "The place where Dangun built an altar and held a memorial service to Hanul."<ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 [네이버지식백과]참성단]</ref>

The Chamsungdan Altar is reported to be an altar built by Dangun to offer sacrifices to the sky.

It is said that the altar was built in a short span of 51 years by King Dan in BC 2283 to hold a memorial service in spring and fall for peace and
development of the people.

There is a record that Wonjong of Goryeo held a memorial service at Heungwang Palace in Marisan Mountain.

It is recorded that, as being repaired in 11th year (1270) of King Wonjong of Goryeo Dynasty, and in 1639, the platform collapsed and was replaced in 1939
and also repaired in the 26th year (1700) of King Sukjong.<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단]</ref>

==Buddhism in Ganghwa==

===Buddhism===
a religion that establishes Buddha as the head of religion and his teachings are considered the tentets.
( http://www.doopedia.co.kr)

-History of Buddhism

In the 6th century B.C., India developed commerce and trade, and the gap between the rich and the poor widened.
The Brahmins forced the people to perform ancestral rites, and this helped elevate the authority of the Brahmins who claimed they were the only ones eligible to carry out the rituals.
It was a huge burden on the commoners to pay a lot of money for the rituals. In addition to the financial burden on the people for the rituals, caste system caused inter-caste discrimination which became a big problem.
A lot of people felt discontent with Brahmanism and its caste system wanted a new religion.
Siddhartha Gautama, who was born as a prince in India and lived a rich life, quietly closed his eyes under the Bodhi tree, and after 49 days of meditation became Buddha, the one who knows the truth. Thus Buddhism, the religion that promotes equality was established.
He claim that ethical behavior is more important than ancestral ritual service that offer a sacrifice, and claimed that everyone could achieve happiness if they rid themselves of greed. These teachings gained popularity among the lower classes of the caste system. Buddha didn’t discriminate between the rich and the poor, men and women, the higher classes and the lower classes. Buddhism was spread widely through followers who studied Buddha’s teachings and reached to Goguryeo in 372 during the reign of King Sosurim. Since then Buddhism established itself as an influential religion of Korea

<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=960085&cid=47307&categoryId=47307 출처] </ref>

===Jeondeungsa Temple===

- Jeondeungsa (delivering illegal lanterns) (history)
In response to Mongol invasion, the Goryeo royal family designated a temporary town on Ganghwado Island and built a palace. During that period, the construction of a house within the premises of Jeondeungsa Temple was inevitable to promote the safety of the king along with geomancy theory (1232)
In the 46th year of King Gojong's reign (1259), Jinjongsa Temple was established during the Goguryeo Period and reappeared in history.
According to Koryoosa, there is a record of 46 years of King Gojong's reign (1259), the king ordered the construction of a house in Samrangseong Fortress five years later (1264), and that "the king opened the Daepbulseong Fortress, a Buddhist event that repels all kinds of disasters in the country with Buddha's mercy."
The royal family of Goryeo built a temporary house inside Samrangseong Fortress and reconstructed Jinjongsa. (1266).
King Chungnyeol's in his 8th year (1282) changed the name of the temple and called it' Jeondeungsa'.The Goryeo royal family was deeply interested in Jeondeungsa Temple, and the according to the geomancy theory the terrains of jeongjok mountain has established itself as a very tranquil area. The geomancy theorists claim that,that if Manisan Mountain is a grandfather, then Jeongjok mountain is a grandmother, and that it embodies such strong energy of wellness that it can’t be damaged even during a war.

-Information about Jeondeungsa
The temple is divided into Daeungjeon, Yaksajeon and Beomjong. Daeungjeon is designated as National Treasure No. 178, while the Yaksajeon is a treasure No. 179 and the Beomjong Treasure No. 393, as well as national historic relics and tangible cultural properties designated by Incheon City.
And Jeondeungsa operates various temple stay programs for both domestic and foreign people.

(http://www.jeondeungsa.org/ )

[[파일:Dltlsgud.png|300px|프레임없음|왼쪽|Jeondeungsa ]]

===Tripitaka Koreana===
In 1231, Mongolia invaded Korea, and the Choi administration moved its capital to Ganghwa to defend themselves from the Mongol invasion. During the war with Mongolia, the people of Ganghwa had internalised the idea that they had defeated the enemy with the power of Buddha by publishing first edition of the Tripitaka Koreana while the Kitan were invaded Korea. similarly, during the war with Mongolia, they published Tripitaka thinking that it will help them to beat Mongolia like the war with the Kitan. The value and prestige of the production of Tripitaka Koreana is shown in its purpose, which was published to defeat Mongolian army and to unify the commoner. The purpose of production is to overcome the invasion of Mongolia by the power of Buddhism. It contains the nobility of protecting the country.
<ref> [http://heritage.unesco.or.kr/whs/haeinsa-temple-janggyeong-panjeon-the-depositories-for-the-tripitaka-koreana-woodblocks/ 출처 [유네스코 한국위원회<nowiki>]</nowiki> 해인사 장경판전] </ref>

==Ganghwa in the map==
<googlemap width="800" height="600" lat="37.754174" lon="126.478853" type="normal" zoom="11" icon="http://maps.google.com/mapfiles/marker.png">

37.754174, 126.478853, Ganghwa Girl's High School
37.631836, 126.484526, Jeondeungsa Temple
37.615849, 126.429902, Chamsungdan Altar
37.759577, 126.490496, Anglican Church

</googlemap>

==References==

<references/>

GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3

2019-01-03T13:18:47Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* References */

{{GGHS2019W}}
''Religion in Ganghwa''
==Team==
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|rowspan="7"| '''3''' ||rowspan="7"| [[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3|Religion on Ganghwa]] (종교) ||rowspan="7"| Ritika || Leader || 박이○ ||rowspan="7"| 7
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| Vice-Leader || 유예○
|-
| || 조수○
|-
| || 김은○
|-
| || 최축○
|-
| || 이신○
|-
| || 김승○
|}

==Religion in Ganghwa==

===Religion===
It refers to the system or teaching of or the belief in the supernatural the torment of human life and the ultimate meaning of life through faith in the supernatural.

==Anglicanism in Ganghwa==

===Anglicanism===
Religious reformist Martin Luther and others influenced England in the 1520s, raising the movement for church reform in England. Even before the British Reformation of religion, a movement for church reform was being carried out. In particular, opposition to the Roman Catholic Church, which ruled England at that time, and the anti-clericalism movement were already taking place everywhere. Anglicanism was established against this background. The present great asset of the Anglicanism is the The Book of Common Prayer, that contains the Liturgy of the British Anglicanism. The Book of Common Prayer is still an important foundation for Anglican faith, worship, theology and spirituality, and is the basis of all the rituals of Anglican Church. Korea's Anglican Church of Korea uses a translated version of the book in Korean.<ref> [https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/%EC%84%B1%EA%B3%B5%ED%9A%8C 출처<nowiki></nowiki> [위키백과 성공회] </ref>

[[파일:성공회 강화성당.jpg|400px|프레임없음|왼쪽|The Anglican Church in Ganghwa]]

===The Background for establishment of Ganghwa Anglican Curch===
The history of the Ganghwa Anglican Church began in 1889 when Mr. Koff was awarded the teaching position as the first Korean bishop.
At that time, there was not a single believer in korea.
It was in Ganghwa on June 13, 1896 where Koreans were first baptized.
With such a background, the Anglican Church of Korea was the first to build a church in Ganghwa.
Therefore, Ganghwa Anglican Cathedral history is old, and it is the oldest existing Hanok church building in Korea
It was constructed with a bold combination of Western European style of Basilica and Oriental Buddhist temple style.
The interior space of the church followed the pattern of the Basilica, while the exterior and outer space followed the pattern of Buddhist temples.
A royal carpenter who participated in the construction of Gyeongbok Palace was in charge of the construction.
The Anglican Church in Ganghwa not only shows the will of the early missionaries to naturalize themselves with the local culture but also provides a glimpse of the history of Korean Christianity.
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=575433&cid=46646&categoryId=46646 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 성공회 강화성당 (한국민족문화대백과, 한국학중앙연구원)] </ref>
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3596246&cid=59276&categoryId=59276 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 대한성공회 강화성당 - 동서양 건축 양식이 빚어낸 걸작] </ref>

==Daejonggyo in Ganghwa==
===Daejonggyo===
Daejonggyo is a religion that believes in Dangun, was created by Nacheol who was a religious activist at the Japanese occupation period.
The Daesunggyo was founded because it has the driving force to be strengthen the nation’s foundation and revitalize its people during national crisis.
The fundamental doctrines of Daejonggyo are the three laws (止, 調, 禁) and 三眞歸一 (性, 命, 精). Since it was founded during the Japanese colonial era, it has contributed more to the anti-Japanese independence movement than to its role as a religion.
Daejonggyo is also the religion that created the National foundation day of Korea. <ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=1081413&cid=40942&categoryId=33384 출처 [두산백과]대종교 (Daejonggyo, 大倧敎<nowiki>)</nowiki>]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa===
Chamsungdan Altar is the place where a rituals, or jeecheon, are held to worship the sky and perform ancestral rites. Each Kingdom established an opportunity to solidify and unite its members through the Jechon event, and this tradition was continued during the Goryeo and Joseon periods. During the Goryeo and Joseon Dynasties, people held rituals in the state under the name of the king. There were regular and irregular rituals, regular rituals were held in spring and autumn. The purpose of the rite is believed to be to pray for the comfort and peace of the nation. Irregular rituals were held frequently in the event of natural disasters such as foreign invasions or droughts. Dangun Wanggeom, the founder of the Korean people, is known to have been built as an altar in short time of 51 years (BC2283). <ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 네이버 [지식백과]참성단] </ref>

[[파일:참성단.jpg|400px|프레임없음|오른쪽|Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa]]<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단 사진]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in history===
-On the <Korean history, 東史> of Lee Dong-hwan's { Susanjip } during the reign of Joseon Dynasty, it says Dan-gun built a castle on the sea and
Manisan hills and built a platform and called Jecheon-dan.

- After repairing the Chamsongdan Altar, some say, "The place where Dangun built an altar and held a memorial service to Hanul."<ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 [네이버지식백과]참성단]</ref>

-The Chamsungdan Altar is reported to be an altar built by Dangun to offer sacrifices to the sky.

-It is said that the altar was built in a short span of 51 years by King Dan in BC 2283 to hold a memorial service in spring and fall for peace and
development of the people.

-There is a record that Wonjong of Goryeo held a memorial service at Heungwang Palace in Marisan Mountain.

-It is recorded that, as being repaired in 11th year (1270) of King Wonjong of Goryeo Dynasty, and in 1639, the platform collapsed and was replaced in 1939
and also repaired in the 26th year (1700) of King Sukjong.<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단]</ref>

==Buddhism in Ganghwa==

===Buddhism===
a religion that establishes Buddha as the head of religion and his teachings are considered the tentets.
( http://www.doopedia.co.kr)

-History of Buddhism

In the 6th century B.C., India developed commerce and trade, and the gap between the rich and the poor widened.
The Brahmins forced the people to perform ancestral rites, and this helped elevate the authority of the Brahmins who claimed they were the only ones eligible to carry out the rituals.
It was a huge burden on the commoners to pay a lot of money for the rituals. In addition to the financial burden on the people for the rituals, caste system caused inter-caste discrimination which became a big problem.
A lot of people felt discontent with Brahmanism and its caste system wanted a new religion.
Siddhartha Gautama, who was born as a prince in India and lived a rich life, quietly closed his eyes under the Bodhi tree, and after 49 days of meditation became Buddha, the one who knows the truth. Thus Buddhism, the religion that promotes equality was established.
He claim that ethical behavior is more important than ancestral ritual service that offer a sacrifice, and claimed that everyone could achieve happiness if they rid themselves of greed. These teachings gained popularity among the lower classes of the caste system. Buddha didn’t discriminate between the rich and the poor, men and women, the higher classes and the lower classes. Buddhism was spread widely through followers who studied Buddha’s teachings and reached to Goguryeo in 372 during the reign of King Sosurim. Since then Buddhism established itself as an influential religion of Korea

<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=960085&cid=47307&categoryId=47307 출처] </ref>

===Jeondeungsa Temple===

- Jeondeungsa (delivering illegal lanterns) (history)
In response to Mongol invasion, the Goryeo royal family designated a temporary town on Ganghwado Island and built a palace. During that period, the construction of a house within the premises of Jeondeungsa Temple was inevitable to promote the safety of the king along with geomancy theory (1232)
In the 46th year of King Gojong's reign (1259), Jinjongsa Temple was established during the Goguryeo Period and reappeared in history.
According to Koryoosa, there is a record of 46 years of King Gojong's reign (1259), the king ordered the construction of a house in Samrangseong Fortress five years later (1264), and that "the king opened the Daepbulseong Fortress, a Buddhist event that repels all kinds of disasters in the country with Buddha's mercy."
The royal family of Goryeo built a temporary house inside Samrangseong Fortress and reconstructed Jinjongsa. (1266).
King Chungnyeol's in his 8th year (1282) changed the name of the temple and called it' Jeondeungsa'.The Goryeo royal family was deeply interested in Jeondeungsa Temple, and the according to the geomancy theory the terrains of jeongjok mountain has established itself as a very tranquil area. The geomancy theorists claim that,that if Manisan Mountain is a grandfather, then Jeongjok mountain is a grandmother, and that it embodies such strong energy of wellness that it can’t be damaged even during a war.

-Information about Jeondeungsa
The temple is divided into Daeungjeon, Yaksajeon and Beomjong. Daeungjeon is designated as National Treasure No. 178, while the Yaksajeon is a treasure No. 179 and the Beomjong Treasure No. 393, as well as national historic relics and tangible cultural properties designated by Incheon City.
And Jeondeungsa operates various temple stay programs for both domestic and foreign people.

(http://www.jeondeungsa.org/ )

[[파일:Dltlsgud.png|300px|프레임없음|왼쪽|Jeondeungsa ]]

===Tripitaka Koreana===
In 1231, Mongolia invaded Korea, and the Choi administration moved its capital to Ganghwa to defend themselves from the Mongol invasion. During the war with Mongolia, the people of Ganghwa had internalised the idea that they had defeated the enemy with the power of Buddha by publishing first edition of the Tripitaka Koreana while the Kitan were invaded Korea. similarly, during the war with Mongolia, they published Tripitaka thinking that it will help them to beat Mongolia like the war with the Kitan. The value and prestige of the production of Tripitaka Koreana is shown in its purpose, which was published to defeat Mongolian army and to unify the commoner. The purpose of production is to overcome the invasion of Mongolia by the power of Buddhism. It contains the nobility of protecting the country.
<ref> [http://heritage.unesco.or.kr/whs/haeinsa-temple-janggyeong-panjeon-the-depositories-for-the-tripitaka-koreana-woodblocks/ 출처 [유네스코 한국위원회<nowiki>]</nowiki> 해인사 장경판전] </ref>

==Ganghwa in the map==
<googlemap width="800" height="600" lat="37.754174" lon="126.478853" type="normal" zoom="11" icon="http://maps.google.com/mapfiles/marker.png">

37.754174, 126.478853, Ganghwa Girl's High School
37.631836, 126.484526, Jeondeungsa Temple
37.615849, 126.429902, Chamsungdan Altar
37.759577, 126.490496, Anglican Church

</googlemap>

==References==

<references/>

GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3

2019-01-03T13:18:27Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* Buddhism in Ganghwa */

{{GGHS2019W}}
''Religion in Ganghwa''
==Team==
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" width="75%"
!style="width:5%"| No. || style="width:20%" | Team Topic || style="width:15%" | Teacher ||style="width:20%"| Role ||style="width:15%"| Name (Korean) || style="width:5%" | No. of Students
|-
|rowspan="7"| '''3''' ||rowspan="7"| [[GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3|Religion on Ganghwa]] (종교) ||rowspan="7"| Ritika || Leader || 박이○ ||rowspan="7"| 7
|-
| Vice-Leader || 유예○
|-
| || 조수○
|-
| || 김은○
|-
| || 최축○
|-
| || 이신○
|-
| || 김승○
|}

==Religion in Ganghwa==

===Religion===
It refers to the system or teaching of or the belief in the supernatural the torment of human life and the ultimate meaning of life through faith in the supernatural.

==Anglicanism in Ganghwa==

===Anglicanism===
Religious reformist Martin Luther and others influenced England in the 1520s, raising the movement for church reform in England. Even before the British Reformation of religion, a movement for church reform was being carried out. In particular, opposition to the Roman Catholic Church, which ruled England at that time, and the anti-clericalism movement were already taking place everywhere. Anglicanism was established against this background. The present great asset of the Anglicanism is the The Book of Common Prayer, that contains the Liturgy of the British Anglicanism. The Book of Common Prayer is still an important foundation for Anglican faith, worship, theology and spirituality, and is the basis of all the rituals of Anglican Church. Korea's Anglican Church of Korea uses a translated version of the book in Korean.<ref> [https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/%EC%84%B1%EA%B3%B5%ED%9A%8C 출처<nowiki></nowiki> [위키백과 성공회] </ref>

[[파일:성공회 강화성당.jpg|400px|프레임없음|왼쪽|The Anglican Church in Ganghwa]]

===The Background for establishment of Ganghwa Anglican Curch===
The history of the Ganghwa Anglican Church began in 1889 when Mr. Koff was awarded the teaching position as the first Korean bishop.
At that time, there was not a single believer in korea.
It was in Ganghwa on June 13, 1896 where Koreans were first baptized.
With such a background, the Anglican Church of Korea was the first to build a church in Ganghwa.
Therefore, Ganghwa Anglican Cathedral history is old, and it is the oldest existing Hanok church building in Korea
It was constructed with a bold combination of Western European style of Basilica and Oriental Buddhist temple style.
The interior space of the church followed the pattern of the Basilica, while the exterior and outer space followed the pattern of Buddhist temples.
A royal carpenter who participated in the construction of Gyeongbok Palace was in charge of the construction.
The Anglican Church in Ganghwa not only shows the will of the early missionaries to naturalize themselves with the local culture but also provides a glimpse of the history of Korean Christianity.
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=575433&cid=46646&categoryId=46646 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 성공회 강화성당 (한국민족문화대백과, 한국학중앙연구원)] </ref>
<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3596246&cid=59276&categoryId=59276 출처 [네이버 지식백과<nowiki>]</nowiki> 대한성공회 강화성당 - 동서양 건축 양식이 빚어낸 걸작] </ref>

==Daejonggyo in Ganghwa==
===Daejonggyo===
Daejonggyo is a religion that believes in Dangun, was created by Nacheol who was a religious activist at the Japanese occupation period.
The Daesunggyo was founded because it has the driving force to be strengthen the nation’s foundation and revitalize its people during national crisis.
The fundamental doctrines of Daejonggyo are the three laws (止, 調, 禁) and 三眞歸一 (性, 命, 精). Since it was founded during the Japanese colonial era, it has contributed more to the anti-Japanese independence movement than to its role as a religion.
Daejonggyo is also the religion that created the National foundation day of Korea. <ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=1081413&cid=40942&categoryId=33384 출처 [두산백과]대종교 (Daejonggyo, 大倧敎<nowiki>)</nowiki>]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa===
Chamsungdan Altar is the place where a rituals, or jeecheon, are held to worship the sky and perform ancestral rites. Each Kingdom established an opportunity to solidify and unite its members through the Jechon event, and this tradition was continued during the Goryeo and Joseon periods. During the Goryeo and Joseon Dynasties, people held rituals in the state under the name of the king. There were regular and irregular rituals, regular rituals were held in spring and autumn. The purpose of the rite is believed to be to pray for the comfort and peace of the nation. Irregular rituals were held frequently in the event of natural disasters such as foreign invasions or droughts. Dangun Wanggeom, the founder of the Korean people, is known to have been built as an altar in short time of 51 years (BC2283). <ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 네이버 [지식백과]참성단] </ref>

[[파일:참성단.jpg|400px|프레임없음|오른쪽|Chamseongdan Altar in Ganghwa]]<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단 사진]</ref>

===Chamseongdan Altar in history===
-On the <Korean history, 東史> of Lee Dong-hwan's { Susanjip } during the reign of Joseon Dynasty, it says Dan-gun built a castle on the sea and
Manisan hills and built a platform and called Jecheon-dan.

- After repairing the Chamsongdan Altar, some say, "The place where Dangun built an altar and held a memorial service to Hanul."<ref>[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=3559923&cid=47306&categoryId=47306 출처 [네이버지식백과]참성단]</ref>

-The Chamsungdan Altar is reported to be an altar built by Dangun to offer sacrifices to the sky.

-It is said that the altar was built in a short span of 51 years by King Dan in BC 2283 to hold a memorial service in spring and fall for peace and
development of the people.

-There is a record that Wonjong of Goryeo held a memorial service at Heungwang Palace in Marisan Mountain.

-It is recorded that, as being repaired in 11th year (1270) of King Wonjong of Goryeo Dynasty, and in 1639, the platform collapsed and was replaced in 1939
and also repaired in the 26th year (1700) of King Sukjong.<ref>[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0055281#self 출처 [한국민족문화대백과사전]참성단]</ref>

==Buddhism in Ganghwa==

===Buddhism===
a religion that establishes Buddha as the head of religion and his teachings are considered the tentets.
( http://www.doopedia.co.kr)

-History of Buddhism

In the 6th century B.C., India developed commerce and trade, and the gap between the rich and the poor widened.
The Brahmins forced the people to perform ancestral rites, and this helped elevate the authority of the Brahmins who claimed they were the only ones eligible to carry out the rituals.
It was a huge burden on the commoners to pay a lot of money for the rituals. In addition to the financial burden on the people for the rituals, caste system caused inter-caste discrimination which became a big problem.
A lot of people felt discontent with Brahmanism and its caste system wanted a new religion.
Siddhartha Gautama, who was born as a prince in India and lived a rich life, quietly closed his eyes under the Bodhi tree, and after 49 days of meditation became Buddha, the one who knows the truth. Thus Buddhism, the religion that promotes equality was established.
He claim that ethical behavior is more important than ancestral ritual service that offer a sacrifice, and claimed that everyone could achieve happiness if they rid themselves of greed. These teachings gained popularity among the lower classes of the caste system. Buddha didn’t discriminate between the rich and the poor, men and women, the higher classes and the lower classes. Buddhism was spread widely through followers who studied Buddha’s teachings and reached to Goguryeo in 372 during the reign of King Sosurim. Since then Buddhism established itself as an influential religion of Korea

<ref> [https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=960085&cid=47307&categoryId=47307 출처] </ref>

===Jeondeungsa Temple===

- Jeondeungsa (delivering illegal lanterns) (history)
In response to Mongol invasion, the Goryeo royal family designated a temporary town on Ganghwado Island and built a palace. During that period, the construction of a house within the premises of Jeondeungsa Temple was inevitable to promote the safety of the king along with geomancy theory (1232)
In the 46th year of King Gojong's reign (1259), Jinjongsa Temple was established during the Goguryeo Period and reappeared in history.
According to Koryoosa, there is a record of 46 years of King Gojong's reign (1259), the king ordered the construction of a house in Samrangseong Fortress five years later (1264), and that "the king opened the Daepbulseong Fortress, a Buddhist event that repels all kinds of disasters in the country with Buddha's mercy."
The royal family of Goryeo built a temporary house inside Samrangseong Fortress and reconstructed Jinjongsa. (1266).
King Chungnyeol's in his 8th year (1282) changed the name of the temple and called it' Jeondeungsa'.The Goryeo royal family was deeply interested in Jeondeungsa Temple, and the according to the geomancy theory the terrains of jeongjok mountain has established itself as a very tranquil area. The geomancy theorists claim that,that if Manisan Mountain is a grandfather, then Jeongjok mountain is a grandmother, and that it embodies such strong energy of wellness that it can’t be damaged even during a war.

-Information about Jeondeungsa
The temple is divided into Daeungjeon, Yaksajeon and Beomjong. Daeungjeon is designated as National Treasure No. 178, while the Yaksajeon is a treasure No. 179 and the Beomjong Treasure No. 393, as well as national historic relics and tangible cultural properties designated by Incheon City.
And Jeondeungsa operates various temple stay programs for both domestic and foreign people.

(http://www.jeondeungsa.org/ )

[[파일:Dltlsgud.png|300px|프레임없음|왼쪽|Jeondeungsa ]]

===Tripitaka Koreana===
In 1231, Mongolia invaded Korea, and the Choi administration moved its capital to Ganghwa to defend themselves from the Mongol invasion. During the war with Mongolia, the people of Ganghwa had internalised the idea that they had defeated the enemy with the power of Buddha by publishing first edition of the Tripitaka Koreana while the Kitan were invaded Korea. similarly, during the war with Mongolia, they published Tripitaka thinking that it will help them to beat Mongolia like the war with the Kitan. The value and prestige of the production of Tripitaka Koreana is shown in its purpose, which was published to defeat Mongolian army and to unify the commoner. The purpose of production is to overcome the invasion of Mongolia by the power of Buddhism. It contains the nobility of protecting the country.
<ref> [http://heritage.unesco.or.kr/whs/haeinsa-temple-janggyeong-panjeon-the-depositories-for-the-tripitaka-koreana-woodblocks/ 출처 [유네스코 한국위원회<nowiki>]</nowiki> 해인사 장경판전] </ref>

==Ganghwa in the map==
<googlemap width="800" height="600" lat="37.754174" lon="126.478853" type="normal" zoom="11" icon="http://maps.google.com/mapfiles/marker.png">

37.754174, 126.478853, Ganghwa Girl's High School
37.631836, 126.484526, Jeondeungsa Temple
37.615849, 126.429902, Chamsungdan Altar
37.759577, 126.490496, Anglican Church

</googlemap>

==References==
*[http://dh.aks.ac.kr/~heritage/wiki/index.php/%EB%B6%84%EB%A5%98:%EC%9D%B8%EC%B2%9C%EA%B4%91%EC%97%AD%EC%8B%9C_%EB%AC%B8%ED%99%94%EC%9C%A0%EC%82%B0 인천광역시 문화유산 - 영문 해설문 포함] (한국학중앙연구원)
<references/>

GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3

2019-01-03T08:04:13Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* Anglicanism */

GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3

2019-01-03T08:03:51Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* Anglicanism */

GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3

2019-01-03T08:03:27Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* Anglicanism */

GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3

2019-01-03T08:03:08Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* Anglicanism */

GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3

2019-01-03T08:01:28Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* Anglicanism */

GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3

2019-01-03T08:01:03Z

GGHS뽁뽁:

GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3

2019-01-03T08:00:12Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* Anglicanism */

GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3

2019-01-03T07:59:34Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* Anglicanism */

GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3

2019-01-03T07:53:54Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* The Background for establishment of Ganghwa Anglican Curch */

GGHS 2019 Winter - Team 3

2019-01-03T07:53:31Z

GGHS뽁뽁: /* Tripitaka Koreana */