국무원령 제686호 종교 사무조례(国务院令 第686号 宗教事务条例)가 중국선교와 중국교회에 미친 영향 고찰

Abstract

In this paper, I examined the impact of the "Ordinance on Religious Affairs of the State Council No. 686," which took effect in China in February 2018, on Chinese missions and Chinese churches today. The most representative religious policy of the Xi Jinping era, the Ordinance on Religious Affairs No. 686 of the State Council, heralded a new shift in Chinese religious policy. With the enforcement of the Religious Affairs Ordinance of the State Council No. 686 in February 2018, unauthorized family churches in China first suffered tremendous persecution. Under the new religious law, unauthorized crosses had to be removed from the relevant departments, and unauthorized churches were also destroyed or torn down. In addition, faithful pastors and saints who resist the Religious Affairs Ordinance No. 686 of the State Council are detained or sentenced to prison for a considerable period of time. The impact of the new Religious Affairs Ordinance was not limited to this. Many Chinese missionaries who had long devoted themselves to Chinese missionary work were also expelled. The exiled Chinese missionaries are using the word "unvoluntary withdrawal" instead of the word "exportation" because the wounds when they are deported are so big. They are preparing for a new beginning of Chinese missionary work, bearing deep scars from "unvoluntary withdrawal" from China. At this point, this paper is. Today, the Religious Affairs Ordinance No. 686 of the State Council, which is the biggest obstacle to Chinese missionary work, was analyzed in detail. In addition, we examined in detail how the religious affairs ordinance implemented by Xi Jinping's Communist Party government has affected the current Chinese church and Chinese missionary work.