Moltmann in China

Auteur

Naomi Thurston is a scholar of contemporary Chinese Christianity at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK). Her research focuses on the contributions of Chinese intellectuals to issues in contextual and academic theologies. She has translated the writings of contemporary Chinese scholars in the fields of art criticism and Christian thought. She serves as director of the China Christianity Studies Group and is the current director of the Resource Center for Contemporary Christian Studies at CUHK.

Résumé
The book explores the reception of the German theologian Jürgen Moltmann's theology within the general framework of a budding Chinese academic theology.

Contenu

Part I: Context and Background 1: IntroductionMoltmann in China: A Sino-theological Reception History 2: BackgroundSino-Christian Studies and Sinicizing Christianity: 1980s-2020s Part II: Reception, Interaction, and Dialogue 3: Hope from the Cross*Moltmann's Theology Across Disciplines: Beijing, Taiwan, and Hong Kong 4: Covenant or Leviathan? Moltmann's New Political Theology in Beijing 5: From Reception to Dialogue: *Moltmann and Sino-Theology Part III: Conclusion and Postscript 6: ConclusionAn Ongoing Dialogue: Moltmann in Chinese Theology