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A reader in Chinese theology / Chloë Starr, editor and translator ; based on an edited volume by He Guanghu & Daniel H.N. Yeung.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Starr, Chloë, 1971- editor, translator.
Standardized Title:
Han yu shen xue du ben. Volume 1. English
Language:
Chinese
English
Subjects (All):
Theology--China.
Theology.
Theology--China--History--Sources.
China--Church history--Sources.
China.
Physical Description:
xv, 507 pages ; 26 cm
Other Title:
Chinese theology
Place of Publication:
Waco, Texas : Baylor University Press, [2022]
Language Note:
Translated from the Chinese.
Summary:
"From the writings of Jingjing, a monk in the eighth century, to essays from contemporary church leaders and academics, Chinese theology offers distinct perspectives within the world church on matters from sin and salvation to Confucian-Christian practice and Marxist materialism. Chloë Starr draws together the writings of Chinese theologians for an English-speaking audience, providing a much-needed resource for scholars and general readers. This anthology, based on He Guanghu and Daniel H. N. Yeung's Sino-Christian Theology Reader, presents an extensive selection of ecclesial and scholarly theological writings from mainland China and provides explanatory context of the historical and theological background for each pre-modern and early twentieth-century text, along with brief biographies of the authors. Ecumenical in scope, A Reader in Chinese Theology brings God to new light through a variety of sources: early Church of the East texts; Roman Catholic writings from the Ming and Qing; singular Taiping treatises; twentieth-century Protestant writings across the church spectrum; and an assortment of academic essays showcasing "Sino-Christian theology" from the Reform Era (1978-)"-- Provided by publisher.
Contents:
Machine generated contents note: pt. I Traditional China
1. Jingjing, Tablet Eulogizing the Propagation of the Illustrious Religion in China, with a Preface & Book of the Luminous Teaching of Da Qin on Revealing the Origin and Reaching the Foundation
2. Matteo Ricci, True Meaning of the Lord of Heaven (extract)
3. Yang Tingyun, Treatise on Supplanting Doubts (extract)
4. Xu Guangqi, A Brief Explanation of the Hanging Picture of the Creator & Memorial Statement: On How to Judge the Teachings
5. Li Zhizao, Introductory Summary to the First Collection of Works on Heavenly Studies & On Reading the "Jingjiao Stele"
6. Wang Zheng, Ultimate Discourse on Fearing Heaven and Loving Others (extract)
7. Liang Fa, Good Words to Admonish the Age (extract)
8. Hong Xiuquan, Teachings on the Origin of the Way
pt. II Revolutionary and Nationalist China
9. Ma Xiangbo, Letter to the Pope, Requesting the Establishment of a Chinese Academy (1912)
10. Jia Yuming, Systematic Theology: Revealed Theology (extract)
11. Zhao Ziehen (T. C. Chao), The Indigenous Church
12. Wang Mingdao, The Bride of Christ (extract)
13. Ni Tuosheng (Watchman Nee), The Spiritual Man: The Way of Salvation (extract)
14. Xu Zongze (P. Joseph Zi, S.J.), How Catholicism Resolves Social Issues
15. Wu Leichuan (L. C. Wu), The Renewal of Christianity and the Revival of the Chinese Nation (extract)
16. Wu Yaozong (Y. T. Wu), Christianity and Materialism: Confessions of a Christian (extract)
17. Wu Jingxiong (John C. H. Wu), The Interior Carmel: The Threefold Way of Love (extract)
18. Luo Zhenfang, The Logos Discourse in St. John's Gospel
19. Ding Guangxun (K. H. Ting), The Cosmic Christ
20. Chen Zemin, The Task of Theological Construction for the Chinese Church
21. Wang Weifan, The "Already" and the "Not Yet" & Unceasing Generation
pt. III Contemporary Theologians and Academics
22. Chen Cunfu, How Is Modern Sino-Christian Theology Possible?
23. Gao Shining, On the Construction of a Chinese Feminist Theology
24. Zhang Qingxiong, Reflections on the Modes and Significance of Eternal Life
25. Liang Gong, The Philosophy of Life in Zhuangzi and Ecclesiastes: A Comparison
26. Yang Huilin, Inculturation or Contextualization: Interpretation of Christianity in the Context of Chinese Culture
27. Zhao Lin, The "Four Incipient Virtues" in Confucianism and Christian "Original Sin"
28. Zhuo Xinping, My Views on Sino-Christian Theology
29. Liu Xiaofeng, Salvation and Wandering (extract)
30. Li Qiuling, Causes and Consequences of the Theoretical Systemization of Christianity
31. Li Tiangang, The Frustration of Yan Mo: The Identity Crisis of an Eighteenth-Century Confucian Catholic
32. Sun Shangyang, Christian-Confucian Interaction in a Modern Context
33. Cao Shengjie, Mission in the Chinese Church
34. Gao Ying, God's Promise and Eschatological Hope.
Notes:
"This is a translation into English of the first volume of the Sino-Christian Theology Reader edited by He Guanghu and Daniel H.N. Yeung, which covers mainland China. The translation is a new edition, with an updated selection of texts, chapter introductions to provide context and background for English-language readers, and more extensive notes for clarity"--Introduction, page ix.
Includes bibliographical references.
Contains:
Sino-Christian theology reader. Volume 1.
ISBN:
9781481312097
148131209X
9781481312103
1481312103
OCLC:
1346497595

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