All Under Heaven: Transforming Paradigms in Confucian-Christian DialogueThis book is a study of comparative philosophy and theology. The themes are the critical issues arising from the modern interpretation of Confucian doctrine as they confront the Christian beliefs of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. |
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Some times simply are in tune with themselves ; T'ang and Sung China along with the High Middle Ages in Europe are recorded in the historical memories of Buddhists , Confucians and Christians as such eras . Then there are other times ...
Some times simply are in tune with themselves ; T'ang and Sung China along with the High Middle Ages in Europe are recorded in the historical memories of Buddhists , Confucians and Christians as such eras . Then there are other times ...
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The second audience comprises the professional students of Chinese intellectual history who are also interested in the ... san and Tu Wei - ming's reformed modern Confucianism , will initially make more sense to the China scholars .
The second audience comprises the professional students of Chinese intellectual history who are also interested in the ... san and Tu Wei - ming's reformed modern Confucianism , will initially make more sense to the China scholars .
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It appears the case that Confucianism , especially because of the Communist revolution in China , has taken longer to begin its response to modernism than some of the other traditions such as Buddhism , Christianity , Hinduism , Judaism ...
It appears the case that Confucianism , especially because of the Communist revolution in China , has taken longer to begin its response to modernism than some of the other traditions such as Buddhism , Christianity , Hinduism , Judaism ...
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There is nothing revolutionary about this combination of Anglo - American and Chinese sources . Ever since Joseph Needham ( 1956 ) remarked on the fascinating similarities between Chu Hsi's tao - hsueh and Whitehead's organic philosophy ...
There is nothing revolutionary about this combination of Anglo - American and Chinese sources . Ever since Joseph Needham ( 1956 ) remarked on the fascinating similarities between Chu Hsi's tao - hsueh and Whitehead's organic philosophy ...
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The Chinese , Koreans and Indians are not far behind . That ideas are more potent in transforming a culture than trade goods is easy to demonstrate . What would China be without Buddhism ? What would the West be without the transmission ...
The Chinese , Koreans and Indians are not far behind . That ideas are more potent in transforming a culture than trade goods is easy to demonstrate . What would China be without Buddhism ? What would the West be without the transmission ...
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