本土神學的探索和思考:中華基督教會的神學尋索 [Searching for and Reflecting on Local Theology: Theological Pursuit of the Church of Christ in China ]
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Lam, JasonKeywords
Zhonghua Jidu jiao huiTheology
Contextual
Theology -- China
Theology
Ecumenical
Christians -- China
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The Church of Christ in China is the fruit of the ecumenical movement in the early twentieth century and can be considered as a reference for ecumenical theology. An attitude of open and tolerance is found from its faith articles. This brings about certain difficulty for the faith community on the issue of identity and inheritance, but seems to be inevitable for the sake of genuinely free participation.Date
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