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ZGBriefs | April 4, 2024
[…] mix of emotions—a reverence filled with honor and dignity. Churches in China Celebrate Easter (April 2, 2024, China Christian Daily) On March 31, TSPM churches in China conducted Easter services to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus. In the second service at Centennial Church in Ningbo, Zhejiang, Pastor Zhou preached a sermon titled “This Is a Fact!”, […]
Reflections on the Pew Report
As I embark on this writing, it’s already 2024. Since 2023, the world has emerged out of the shadows of the pandemic, and we are returning to some semblance of normalcy. Yet, the past few years also revealed that we live in a world clouded by war and hatred. In China, the once-vibrant social […]
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Chinese Intellectuals and the Search for Modern China
[…] and persecuted Christians who might destabilize the nation, just like what had been done in Eastern Europe. Many intellectuals, working for business enterprises rather than reading and writing philosophy, found that “to get rich is glorious.” Post-1989 China shares one thing in common with post-1919 China. Despite the economic changes, China still needs to […]
Book Reviews
The People of the Hour
[…] Kinship), as well as some tentative answers to Ling’s provocative questions in chapter twelve would have been helpful. Hopefully, a future edition will contain these. Despite his best intentions, I found a few references to such concepts as “linear thinking” and “Western, corporate-style leadership” that needed either more definition or a more Biblical treatment. […]
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“Cultural Christians” and Chinese Theology
[…] scene in the Chinese church. In a new competitive situation, they will prompt theological educators (or even the whole church) to re-prioritize their work, to produce more writing with depth. The Chinese theological scene will become more vibrant and will renew itself through discussion and interaction. This should be a blessing to the Chinese […]
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The Clash of Culture and Class in China’s “Olympic Era”
[…] arguments are rarely, if ever, heard in commercial or criminal courts. Freedoms such as those of religion, association and the press are routinely squashed and ignored at best. It may be a few years yet before one sees the true effects the constitutional and other political changes will have. As indicated by the SARS […]
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The Three-fold Call of the Leader as Steward
[…] heart as the normative and requisite transformation from which all of our acts of love must flow. Cut off from inner transformation, our outward act, our very best “doing” is reduced to “the resounding gong of a clanging cymbal.” It profits us nothing. It is empty and void of meaning. The first calling of […]
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How Should Chinese Urban Churches Organize Themselves?
[…] to “Go” into all the world. Interestingly, he did not command them to “Stay” and erect a permanent structure! Since the ascension of Jesus, the preaching and writing of the apostles, as well as some of their experience during Jesus’ time on earth, have been considered normative for all Christian believers. Their community life, […]
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Religious Statistics in China
[…] the number of Catholics (both “patriotic” and “underground”) to be nine million in 2011 (Global Christianity, December 2011). The Holy Spirit Study Centre who have, perhaps, the best access and expertise, estimate a total of 12 million, five million of whom attend “patriotic” Catholic churches (that is, those approved by the government and technically […]
Book Reviews
God at Work in a Student Leader
A Book Review
[…] the most prestigious university in China, Peking University, also known as Beida. Envisioning the loveliness and serenity of the Beida campus was made easy by her descriptive writing. I remember the campus just as she paints it, with its atmosphere of enthusiasm for knowledge and political discussion. Love was also in full bloom throughout […]