A History of Christian Missions in China |
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CHAPTER II THE RELIGIOUS BACKGROUND OF THE CHINESE CHRISTIANITY is , of course , a religion , and it is primarily as a religion that it comes to China . If one is to understand its history in China , then , one must know , first of all ...
CHAPTER II THE RELIGIOUS BACKGROUND OF THE CHINESE CHRISTIANITY is , of course , a religion , and it is primarily as a religion that it comes to China . If one is to understand its history in China , then , one must know , first of all ...
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Some sects have set out deliberately to combine the better elements of two or more religions . ... propensity to organize into groups , but they are also , and even more significantly , symptomatic of religious activity and hunger .
Some sects have set out deliberately to combine the better elements of two or more religions . ... propensity to organize into groups , but they are also , and even more significantly , symptomatic of religious activity and hunger .
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Those who have done most to mold the thought of native Chinese religion have been primarily scholars and administrators , philosophers and men of affairs . Righteousness arises not from any compelling vision of God , but from a ...
Those who have done most to mold the thought of native Chinese religion have been primarily scholars and administrators , philosophers and men of affairs . Righteousness arises not from any compelling vision of God , but from a ...
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