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Yes, every knee must bow in this religion...I was just reading this morning about North Korea’s religion (they prefer the term “ideology”)—Juche—which means “self-reliance.”
Every week 100 percent of the North Korean population has to gather together, village by village, in special buildings for worshipful services called self-criticism meetings. Juche even has a trinity—Kim Il Sung, his wife, and his son Kim Jong Il—and veneration for the latter has not waned in the wake of his death and the ascension to power of his son Kim Jong Un.
In the weekly self-criticism meetings, North Koreans sing from a hymnal containing 600 songs of praise glofifying Kim II Sun and Kim John Il.
North Koreans pray by looking up reverently at the pictures of the Kim dynasty leaders that have to be hung on the best wall of every home. The original Kim, Kim Il Sung, died in 1994, but North Koreans continue to call him the country’s president and regard him as immortal, the god of North Korea.
Behind all that of course, is the god of this world whom you names. His time is short.