North Korea is celebrating what it calls a victory over religion—but the real story is very different. In this episode, I compare North and South Korea to show how two nations with the same history took radically different paths. One embraced freedom and became one of the world's most prosperous countries. The other built a totalitarian state where Christianity is punishable by torture, prison camps, or death. Yet despite decades of persecution, hundreds of thousands of believers continue to worship in secret, proving that faith can survive even the harshest dictatorship.
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