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景風 = Ching feng1958-1987 (89 Volumes); Succeeding title:景風 = Ching feng
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Ching feng : quarterly notes on Christianity and Chinese religion and culture = 景風No.1, March 1957-vol. 29, nos.2-3,Sept 1986
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Ching Feng [New Series, Volume 5, Number 2, 2004]Transcultural Imaging: The Jesuits and China / Erik Zürcher - Musical Harmony According to Confucius and Paul / Yeo Khiok-Khng - Pride’s Place in Picturing Persons / Lee H. Yearley - The Doctrines of the Trinity and Christology and Hua-yen Buddhism / Lai Pan-Chiu - The First Protestant Convert of China, Tsae A-ko (1788–1818) - Su Ching
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Ching Feng [New Series, Volume 5, Number 1, 2004]The Sacred and the Ordinary: Spiritual Maturity According to the Teaching of Teresa of Avila and the Ox-Herding Pictures / Ekman P. C. Tam - Onto-Dynamics of the Triunity and Its Contribution to Buddhist-Christian Dialogue / Lai Shen-Chon - The Dialogic Encounter between Christian and Buddhist Thought in Late Ming and Early Qing China / Andrew K. Chung - A Case Study of Interreligious Relations in Contemporary China: Buddhist-Christian Interaction in Four Southeast Cities / Li Xiangping - The Role of Hong Kong in the Buddhist-Christian Encounter in China: A Post-Conference Reflection / Lai Pan-Chiu - Book Review / A Translated Adoption of Translation and Adoption [Review of D. Yeung and P. Rabbe, eds., Fanyi yu xi’na] / Jason T. S. Lam
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Ching Feng [New Series, Volume 6, Number 1, 2005]A Christian Monastery for Buddhist Monks, Part I: Karl Ludvig Reichelt's Sacred Mountains - Notto R. Thelle - System of Harmony According to Confucius and Paul: Music, Goodness, Beauty / Yeo Khiok-Khng - Transcending Differences between Christianity and Buddhism with Love: The Life and Literary Works of Xu Dishan / Chan Wai-Keung - Reinterpreting Christianity Buddhistically: Xu Songshi's Indigenous Theology / Ho Hing-Cheong - Reflections on the History of Buddhist-Christian Encounter in Modern China
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Ching Feng [New Series, Volume 6, Number 2, 2005]A Christian Monastery for Buddhist Monks, Part II: Buddhist Rhetoric in Karl Ludvig Reichelt's Christian Liturgies / Notto R. Thelle - Literacy, Canon and Social Reality / You Bin - Alfred North Whitehead and Yi Yulgok on Cosmology: A Preliminary Comparison with Special Reference to Confucian-Christian Dialogue / Chung Soon Lee - Typology and Prospect of Sino-Christian Theology / Lai Pan-Chiu - Harold B. Bennett, Injustice Made Legal: Deuteronomic Law and the Plight of Widows, Strangers, and Orphans in Ancient Israel / Joseph Tse-Hei Lee
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Ching Feng [New Series, Volume 7, Number 1-2, 2006]Eschatological Faith in the Coming Kingdom, East and West: Mao Tzu-yüan and the Four Pure Lands / Whalen Lai - Shin Buddhism and Axial Civilization / Galen Amstutz - Establishing a Pure Land in This World: Xingyun's Model / Jue Ji - The Entrance and Inheritance of the Kingdom of God in the Christian Religion / Eric K.C. Wong - The "Kingdom of Heaven" in China: Exploring the Taiping Millennial Vision / P. Richard Bohr - Understanding Suffering from Buddhist and Christian Perspectives / Xue Yu - God's Vow: A Pure Land and Resurrection of the Body: A Comparative Study between Pure Land Buddhism and Christianity / Martin Kepp - The Kingdom of God and the Pure Land: A Dialogical Study of Eschatology and Praxis / Lai Pan-Chiu - The Pure Land, the Kingdom of God and the Critique and Transformation of This World / Andres S. K. Tang - God's Reign and the Pure Land in Interfaith and Scientific Discourse on Imago Dei and Buddha Nature / Paul S. Chung
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Ching Feng [New Series, Volume 8, Number 1-2, 2007]The Right Reverend Dr. George Smith, Anglican Bishop of Victoria (1849-1865): His Advice to the Church Missionary Society and His Missionary Travels on the Chinese Mainland / Gillian Bickley - Robert Morrison and the Old Protestant Cemetery in Macao / Louis Ha - A parting Memorial: Morrison and Missionary Motivation: His Sabbatical Sermons, 1823-1826 / Christopher Hancock - Christian Mission and Higher Education: A Case for the Study of World Christianity Today / Peter Tze Ming NG / In the Eye of a Tornado: Lessons to Be Learned from Critiques of Christian Missionaries / Lauren F. Pfister - Preaching the Social Gospel: Protestants and Economic Modernization in Republican China, 1927-1931 / Thomas H. Reilly - The Importance of Shandong: A Missiological Evaluation of a Place / Scott W. Sunquist - Protestant "Missionary Cases" (jiao'an) in Shandong Province, 1860-1900 / R.G. Tiedemann - The Chinese Nation-state, Missionary Medicine and Chine Women / M. Cristina Zaccarini - Dealing with the Culture Card against Episcopal Women's Ministry in Asia / Elizabeth Koepping
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Xie Fuya as a Contributor to Religious Studies in China in the First Half of the Twentieth CenturyWhile Xie Fuya has always been regarded as a philosopher of religion, this article wants to demonstrate his contribution to early religious studies in Republican China (1912–1949). For this purpose it analyses his book Zongjiao zhexue from 1928. Although clearly beinga “philosophy of religion,” this book draws heavily on theories of Western religious studies and thereby serves as an important vehicle for transmitting concepts of this new Western discipline. It proves that Xie Fuya, who sometimes called himself not only a philosopher of religion but also a scholar of religious studies (zongjiaoxuejia), can be seen as an important contributor to the field in this time.
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The Orientation of the Taiwanese Catholic Church during Chiang Kai-shek’s Government: Sinicization in the Pursuit of IdentityThis research focuses on three aspects which characterized the Taiwanese society in the period of Chiang Kai-shek: regulations of laws, intelligence network, and cultural movements. These measures can be regarded as the means to achieve the official priorities of recovering the Mainland China. With this historical background in consideration, this research aims to observe the process and result of the orientation of the Taiwanese Catholic Church toward sinicization. Besides, it tries to demonstrate, through liturgies of the time, the impacts of the Nationalist government and the ideology of the prelates on the inculturation (indigenization) of the Taiwanese Church in the post–Vatican II era.
