Circumcision is the world's No. 1... history of circumcision

 Circumcision has a very long history. Guess it probably started in the Middle East in the Neolithic Age. Now, of course, the oldest surviving reference to circumcision is that Abraham and his family, slaves, and Gasol are all circumcised in the Genesis of the Bible Genesis. It's only assumed that the meaning of circumcision was a kind of burnt offering, perhaps beyond the era of human sacrifice. In other words, it is only assumed that it may mean a religious meaning of "sacrifice" only a part of the body, not a sacrifice in the past that took away lives. The Abrahamic period of Genesis is only about 4,000 years ago. The evidence that circumcision existed before then is that some of the Egyptian mummies that are about 6,000 years old are preserved under circumcision That's not to say that not all Egyptians were doing a circuit at the time. Some people think that the circuit of the Egyptians was a very humiliating ritual of being prisoners of war or slaves.So some people think that this "humiliating ritual" was embraced by the Jewish people who were enslaved in Egypt The Jews continued this ancient religious ritual, the circuit, to the modern day. Of course, historically, there was a lot of persecution of circumcision by Greeks, Romans, Europeans, Muslims, except for Jews, did circumcision, and it's the circumcision of Muslims that now accounts for most of the world's circulation in the world. While Jewish circumcision is a requirement to be Jewish and a religious ceremony held after eight days of age, Islamic circumcision is just a "recommendation" and there is no specific time limit. As a result, there are various aspects of circulation, and depending on the country and tribe, it is implemented from childhood to just before marriage. Interestingly, the circumcision of our country, which has nothing to do with Islam, has a similar pattern. What's interesting is that other than the Middle East, some African tribal countries that are not Muslim, some Native Australians and some South American Indians seem to have been doing the circuit for a long time, regardless of Islam. This suggests that the source of circumcision could go into the Paleolithic. Circumcision, which was mainly limited to religious rituals and rituals of passage in Muslim and Jewish cultures, became popular in Britain and the United States by the end of the 19th century. At the end of the 19th century, Britain and the United States had a "Victorian" motivation to reduce self-defense, reduce energy, and reduce the number of sex. All kinds of sex were bad and there was a pervasive notion of a kind of "necessary evil" that was only necessary to have children. As a result, circumcision has begun to be recommended as a way to reduce self-defense and reduce energy. Circumcision has also spread to other English-language cultures such as Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, but these days, it is almost disappearing from England, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. The United States is also declining, but more than half of the population is still doing circulation when they are newborns. Circumcision in the U.S. spreads to South Korea and the Philippines. Our country was introduced around 1945. Interestingly, the circulation of the Philippines and Korea was influenced by the United States, but it was not mainly performed when it was a newborn, but "regardless of age." This is similar to the Muslim aspect, which in Korea may have been influenced by the American mini-series "Roots," which was shown in the 70s. In world history, an example of many people receiving circulation regardless of age in a short period of time like our country is probably not easy to find even if we go to the Bible era. - Source: NAVER. - For your information, Korea is the world's No. 1 circuit. Korea 80% Israel 70% US 55% China & Japan 3% Europe less than 1%