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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While such a mixture of audience and theme is puzzling , it is not boring . As Whitehead once noted , it is ultimately better for a proposition to be interesting than strictly true . I believe that it ...
While such a mixture of audience and theme is puzzling , it is not boring . As Whitehead once noted , it is ultimately better for a proposition to be interesting than strictly true . I believe that it ...
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One intriguing aspect of pluralism is that while many people believe it is an intellectual and social problem , others do not . Some want to ignore it while others see it as a blessing . Others are so used to it that they wonder ...
One intriguing aspect of pluralism is that while many people believe it is an intellectual and social problem , others do not . Some want to ignore it while others see it as a blessing . Others are so used to it that they wonder ...
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Nonetheless , I believe that every text is controlled by certain assumptions about how the world works . 5 Sometimes this metasystem is not thematized ; sometimes it is denied as even existing ; sometimes it is admitted that there is a ...
Nonetheless , I believe that every text is controlled by certain assumptions about how the world works . 5 Sometimes this metasystem is not thematized ; sometimes it is denied as even existing ; sometimes it is admitted that there is a ...
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However , I believe that the triad of form , dynamics and unification is a good device for the comparative side of process thought in that the three terms can claim both Chu Hsi and Whitehead as sources of inspiration .
However , I believe that the triad of form , dynamics and unification is a good device for the comparative side of process thought in that the three terms can claim both Chu Hsi and Whitehead as sources of inspiration .
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