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Nurturing of Christian Agency: Christian Education in the Midst of the Rise of Asian Civil Society

Nurturing of Christian Agency: Christian Education in the Midst of the Rise of Asian Civil Society LIM Teck Peng The rise of civil society has witnessed not only the government becoming the target of advocacy by the activists but also the proliferation...

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Reformation of Education during the Reformation

Reformation of Education during the Reformation Nathan K. NG The Reformation of the sixteenth century had many dimensions. In addition to doctrinal, ecclesiastical and moral, it also had huge educational impacts, both on medieval latin schools and universities....

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The Concept of Knowing in Wisdom and Gadamerian Perspectives

The Concept of Knowing in Wisdom and Gadamerian Perspectives WONG Fook Kong This paper is divided into three sections. The first section deals with Gadamer's fusion of understanding, interpretation and application. Key concepts like “prejudice,”...

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"Bound to Love" — The Covenant Ecclesiology of Paul S. Fiddes

“Bound to Love” ― The Covenant Ecclesiology of Paul S. Fiddes Lindsay ROBERTSON This paper explores the distinctive Baptist contribution to ecclesiology made by Paul S. Fiddes, Professor of Systematic Theology at the University of Oxford....

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Quakers: Beginning and Ending with Silence

Quakers: Beginning and Ending with Silence Andres S. TANG As the most neglected Christian community in the field of Church history study, Quakers are always identified as one of the spiritualists. This paper understands Quakers in the context of the English...

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Denominationism: A Baptist Principle?

Denominationism: A Baptist Principle? Nathan K. NG This article tries to demonstrate historically and theologically that denominationism should not be a Baptist principle. Five reasons are listed. Firstly, the earliest Baptists evolved from English Puritans....

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The Birth of Anabaptism: The Controversies between Zwingli's Students and Their Teacher — an Anabaptist Discourse

The Birth of Anabaptism: The Controversies between Zwingli's Students and Their Teacher — an Anabaptist Discourse Vincent CP LAU In the evening of January 21, 1525, less than eight years after the Reformation in 1517, a group of around a dozen...

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The Principle of Via Media in Anglican Theology, Liturgy, and Biblical Interpretation

The Principle of Via Media in Anglican Theology, Liturgy, and Biblical Interpretation John Yueh-Han YIEH Anglicanism has an infamous launch and many tumultuous in-fights, politically and theologically, but it has grown from a tiny Church of England into...

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Progressing with the Times and Responding to the Challenges: The Contemporary Face of the Reformed Tradition

Progressing with the Times and Responding to the Challenges:The Contemporary Face of the Reformed Tradition CHENG Yang-en After first offering a succinct definition of the Reformed tradition, this article introduces the gradual evolution of her contemporary...

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A Question of Meta-Reformation

A Question of Meta-Reformation Pilgrim WK LO As Chinese Christian we are unfamiliar with the Reformation of the sixteenth century in Europe, yet it was a decisive turning point in Church history. Churches and theologians today give special attention...

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