A History of Christian Missions in China |
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The Roman Catholic Church was primarily that of the western or Latin - speaking section of the Roman Empire . The Bishop of Rome was naturally its head and he also , quite as naturally , claimed primacy in the entire Christian Church .
The Roman Catholic Church was primarily that of the western or Latin - speaking section of the Roman Empire . The Bishop of Rome was naturally its head and he also , quite as naturally , claimed primacy in the entire Christian Church .
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Had this mastery been achieved , the transformation of China under Western influence might have begun a generation earlier than it did and the Christian Church might to - day be much stronger and more nearly Chinese in leadership and ...
Had this mastery been achieved , the transformation of China under Western influence might have begun a generation earlier than it did and the Christian Church might to - day be much stronger and more nearly Chinese in leadership and ...
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... were numbers of higher schools , and , at the other extreme , the kindergarten was introduced ( apparently in 1894 ) .118 Curriculums differed greatly , but in the large majority both Chinese and Western subjects were to be found .
... were numbers of higher schools , and , at the other extreme , the kindergarten was introduced ( apparently in 1894 ) .118 Curriculums differed greatly , but in the large majority both Chinese and Western subjects were to be found .
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