The pastor himself if not the problem. The problem is the aggressive missionary aid work (with strings attached) that this pastor represents. Re-electing him simply says that the missionary zeal of Korean churches will continue unabated.

However, I would not say that the re-election of a paster is “Communism”. Communism is a Democratic system, and as a democratic system, it is important to have change of leaders every few years. Just look at China and Russia. Re-election of a paster on the other hand is simply to re-confirm his job. It is impractical for a paster to move from one church to another every few years.

Also, I think Koreans should focus more on spreading Christianity to North Korea instead of going to some faraway nation. At least in North Korea, we speak the same language. And traveling there would promote more cultural exchanges which would help us in reuniting under the Republic of Koryo. There is nothing for Korea in places like Afghanistan. And converting more Christians in places like Afghanistan only helps to recruit more soldiers for the next Crusade war. Besides, if more Afghans become Christians, there will likely be more religious conflict next in a few generations.