 Its main tenet is that the Koreans have their own God and they have no need to worship foreign gods.Its emphasis is on the national identity and unity of the Korean people (known as "minjok") and as such has been associated with Korean nationalism (and sometimes ultranationalism).Daejongism does not focus so much on institutions or rituals but rather on central doctrines and associated mythologies, so that it is more definable as a creed or a faith system rather than an organized religion.