Vol. 53: Nature and Humanity (Spring 2025)

Editorial Foreword

The Development of Christian Theology on the Relationship between Nature and Humanity

CHEN Yuehua, pp. i-xv

 


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

Humanity and Nature: A Genealogical Reflection on the Creation Theories from Classics to Modernity

CHEN Yuehua, pp. 2-24

 

From "Rationes Seminales" to "Ratio Causalis": Development, Progress and the Transcendent Organizational Principle of the Natural World

HU Aixin, pp. 25-46

 

The Figure of Pseudo-Dionysius in Eriugena's Periphyseon

NIE Jiansong, pp. 47-64

 

Design in Nature: A Philosophical Inquiry from Theology to Biology

FENG Zilian, pp. 65-84

 

Theoretical Mechanisms and Paradigm Shifts in the Localization of Ecological Theology in China: A Contextualized Hermeneutics Approach

ZHANG Haoran, pp. 85-111

 


II. Hun Yuan Zhi Xing: Study of Christian Thinkers

Three Dimensions of Mysticism in Dionysian Theology

CHEN Qita, pp. 114-135

 

From Divine-Human Separation to Ethical Relations: On the Ethical Significance of Levinas's "The Name of God"

SUN Pan, MA Yuanlong, pp. 136-159.

 

Different roads to the same destination: On Religion in Barth's and Pannenberg's Dogmatics

ZHENG Jialu, pp. 160-182

 


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

"Emanation" in Neoplatonism and "Flow" in Late Gothic Art: Two Paths to Understanding Fra Angelico's Madonna Altarpiece

SUN Hanlu, pp. 184-212

 

The Conception of Eschatology and EmpireChurch Relations in Otto of Freising's Historia de Duabus Civitatibus

CHEN Yi, pp. 213-235

 


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

The Figures de la Bible and their Cultural Significance: A Case Study of Two 16th Century Lyonnese Publishers

GAO Ji, pp. 238-262

 

On Martin Luther and Views on Procreation in Sixteenth-Century Germany

CHOW Szeting, pp. 263-289

 

"Time Discipline": John Wesley's Time Consciousness and British Industrialization in the 18th century

LI Kangmin, pp. 290-314

 


V. Fa Yu Shui Feng: Dialogue between Chinese culture and Christianity

The Beginning of the Inculturation of Chinese Catholic Art after "Maximum Illud"

SHEN Lu, pp. 31-340

 

"Protestant Civilization Theory" and "New People": on poetry banning opium in A Review of the Times

CHEN Yuhao, pp. 341-363