[24 Qs and As]
Lee Byung-Chull (Samsung) and Lee Man-Hee (Shinchonji)
24 questions of wisdom asked by the late Lee Byung-Chull,
founder of Samsung Group -
answers of wisdom given by Lee Man-Hee,
chairman of Shinchonji Church of Jesus
Lee Byung-Chull:Take a Broad View and Look Far - by Yamazaki Katsuhiko
(Samsung Group)
which listed 24 questions. Samsung Group founder Lee Byung-Chull
(1910 ~ 1987), did not subscribe to any religion in particular,
but a month before he passed away from lung cancer,
he left the five-page inquiry to a Catholic priest.
It was filled with intrinsic 24 questions concerning God, religion,
life and death, science, and the end of the world.
Lee died without answers.
Nevertheless, the document containing his questions was passed down
in the Catholic Church of Korea.
The bold-print, front page article has since drawn a lot of attention
around Korea because even one of South Korea's most successful businessmen
and the wealthiest man in Korea was a vulnerable human being in the end
and meditated on the questions of fundamental and existential importance
before death.
The questions left by Lee may represent the ontological agony that
all of us may experience at some point in our lives.
The five-page inquiry of Lee Byung-Chull
The article coming up will provide clear and definitive answers by Lee Man-Hee,
chairman of Shinchonji Church of Jesus, to Lee's 24 questions.
It has been 24 years since these questions were asked,
but the answers are finally being proclaimed to the public.
Now the people of the world can find the truth they have been seeking.
Lee Man-Hee, chairman of Shinchonji Church of Jesus
Religion and the mindset of the world
I know there are two kinds of entities in the spiritual world.
Of the two, I respect God and those who belong to Him.
In the physical world, I would like to acknowledge the Buddha (BC 563~483),
the eastern prophet Nam Sa- Go (1509~1571, Korean scholar),
Samsung's founder Lee Byung-Chull (1910~1987) and
the Buddhist monk Seong-Chull (1912~1993, Korean).
The reason is that they are honest.
Just as the Buddha questioned religion as he agonized over
the difficulties of life, Lee Byung-Chull asked his questions about religion in pain
as he faced death.
But they were not aware of their own beings that were the closest to
themselves. The Buddha and Nam Sa-Go could only speak about what they knew.
Before we talk about God, we must first understand the origin of religion.
Who can answer questions such as these correctly (1Co 2:10)?
"~ but God has revealed it to us by his Spirit.
The Spirit searches all things, even the deep things of God."
(1Co 2:10)
[24 Qs and As:
Lee Byung-Chull (Samsung) and Lee Man-Hee (Shinchonji)]
Q1. How can you prove God’s existence?
Why doesn’t God clearly reveal himself?
"You will be able to find the truth that you have been seeking."
