Just looking at dating shows like 'I Am Solo,' Christians often feel the need to disclose their religion upfront, and religion is frequently cited as a reason for divorce.
When people ask 'What's your religion?', they're usually just checking if you're Christian. Being a devout Christian seems to have become a major dealbreaker in the Korean dating scene. While Catholicism or Buddhism aren't usually seen as disqualifiers, Christianity alone is... Because of this, Christians only try to date other Christians, which seems to reinforce the 'insular and negative' image among non-believers.
"The post discusses why Christianity is viewed negatively in the Korean dating market, but the comment section quickly spirals into a cynical and sarcastic debate about the afterlife and the irony of 'wanting to go to Heaven.'"
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