An attempt by Pastor Sam K. Choi and his closest associates to investigate the founder of Christian Today failed as they produced no evidence for the accusation.
A committee of the Christian Council of Korea (CCK) that investigates cults held a general meeting on Nov. 29, 2008, and reviewed a proposal that pushed for an investigation of the newspaper's founder. The proposal was rejected with only seven out of the 18 committee members present voting for a probe.
A majority vote is required to approve a proposal, according to CCK's articles of association.
There are a total of 35 members in the committee.
The proposal was introduced by Hyungtaek Park of Hapshin Presbyterian Church of Korea who is a close associate of Pastor Choi. He was heavily involved with Pastor Choi in making allegations against the founder of Christian Today.
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- Hokuto Ide
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- Reporter of Christiantoday Japan Edition. Graduated ICU (International Christian Universiy). Baptized by immersion at Tokyo Baptist Church (JBC, Japan Baptist Convention).
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