Vol. 44: Ultimate Concern (Autumn 2020)

Editorial Foreword

The Origin and Extension of Concerns on the “Ultimate” (Chinese)

 

The Origin and Extension of Concerns on the “Ultimate” (English)

 


I. Jing Guan Wu Se: Study of Christian Culture and Literature

Secularism as the Will of God: Horace Kallen’s “Hebraic” Understanding of Pluralism as an Ultimate Concern

[USA] Mark LARRIMORE

 

Repentance and Ultimacy in Herman Melville’s Moby-Dick

[USA] Sharon KIM

 

Duty, Destiny and The Way of the Good Man

[UK] David JASPER

 

Wisdom and Folly: Classical Philology and English Literature after the Reformation

[USA] David Lyle JEFFREY

 


II. Hun Yuan Zhi Xing: Study of Christian Thinkers

How Reformatory Was the Reformation?

[Germany] Volker LEPPIN

 

On Martin Luther’s View on Justification

Zong Min Huang Ding

 


III. Dao Wu Chang Ming: Study of Theories and Classics

The Career of the Logos: A Brief Biography

[USA] Daniel WILLIAMS

 

Image “Rod” in the Hebrew Bible: Literary Forms, Symbolic Function and Cultural Memory

ZHANG Ruoyi

 

A Dynamic Analysis of the Production of Gospel Texts

HOU Chunlin

 


IV. Hua Tong Xuan Li: Study of Christianity,Society and Ethics

To Kill and Survive or To Die and Become: The Active Life and the Contemplative Life as Ways of Being Adult

Robert Nelly Bellah

 

Renaissance Magic: Contemplation or Operation? ——A Perspective of Yates Thesis from Pico Mirandola's Magic Theory

WU Gongqing

 

Studies on Sallie McFague’s Organic Model: The World as the Body of God

HE Guijuan

 


V. Qing Ji Ming Gong: Academic Debate and Responses

The Tension between Religion and Economy: A Review of the Forum of Christian-Confucian Dialogue Based on Protestant Ethics and the Spirit of

SHEN Lu

 

Impact, Interaction and Inculturation: A Review of the “Christianity in the Chinese Society” 2018 Conference

[Italy] Monica ROMANO