All Under Heaven: Transforming Paradigms in Confucian-Christian DialogueSUNY Press, 1994年3月22日 - 273 頁 This 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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... called a syncretist , few embrace the label of relativist , implying as it does an abandonment of any social ethics and public standards of excellence in all the professions and conduct of civil life.3 This study of Confucian ...
... called a syncretist , few embrace the label of relativist , implying as it does an abandonment of any social ethics and public standards of excellence in all the professions and conduct of civil life.3 This study of Confucian ...
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... called principle the whatness of a thing or the howness of its creation . Forms include such diverse things as colors , number , ordinal location , shape , taste , color , tone , principles , the norms of conduct and so forth . Dynamics ...
... called principle the whatness of a thing or the howness of its creation . Forms include such diverse things as colors , number , ordinal location , shape , taste , color , tone , principles , the norms of conduct and so forth . Dynamics ...
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... called postmodernism ; a very important element of this transformation has been stimulated by the awareness of other human cultures . While it is important for Western civilization to continue to ponder its own history , it is perhaps ...
... called postmodernism ; a very important element of this transformation has been stimulated by the awareness of other human cultures . While it is important for Western civilization to continue to ponder its own history , it is perhaps ...
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... called regional religions , confined to particular cultural areas , such as Christianity before the sixteenth century , and also from the reality of the world religions of the colonial period of European expansion towards the emergence ...
... called regional religions , confined to particular cultural areas , such as Christianity before the sixteenth century , and also from the reality of the world religions of the colonial period of European expansion towards the emergence ...
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... called a revolution in Confucian studies over the last four decades . The basic structure of the essay falls into three parts . The first two chapters set the context for the new Confucian - Christian dialogue . This is done primarily ...
... called a revolution in Confucian studies over the last four decades . The basic structure of the essay falls into three parts . The first two chapters set the context for the new Confucian - Christian dialogue . This is done primarily ...
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