Published Criticisms
- Cho's teaching "is nothing short of occultism" and "a departure from historic Christian theology" (p. 353 Christianity in Crisis by Hank Hanegraaff, ISBN 0-89081-976-9)
- Michael Horton, comments on Robert Schuller's foreword to Yonggi Cho's book, Fourth Dimension, arguing that it is a blend of "psychology, magic and religion" (p. 327 Power Religion: The Selling Out of the Evangelical Church? by J. I. Packer, R. C. Sproul, Alister E. McGrath, Charles W. Colson (editor), Michael Scott Horton (editor), ISBN 0-8024-6773-3)
- Cho's ideas are "rooted in Buddhist and occult teachings" (p. 149 Charismatic Chaos by Dr. John F. MacArthur, ISBN 0-310-57572-9)
- Chung, Gui-Sun (2003). Madame Butterfly in Paris (파리의 나비부인). 띠앗. ISBN 89-89558-84-0.
- Schlink, M Basilea, Geistlicher Erfolg? Ein Wort zu neuen Strömungen in der Christenheit, Darmstadt 1988 (original in German, Spiritual Success? Comments on new trends in the Christianity, ISBN 978-3-87209-443-8)
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