Routledge - The Indigenization of Christianity in China III

Explore the complex historical development of religious movements with The Indigenization of Christianity in China III: 1927-2000. Part of the respected China Perspectives series, this volume by Routledge provides a focused look at the period between 1927 and 2000. This book serves as a scholarly resource for students, historians, and researchers interested in the evolution of religious practices and social structures within China. By examining this specific timeframe, the text offers a detailed perspective on how religious identity and local traditions interacted during a transformative era in Chinese history. Whether you are conducting academic research or seeking a deeper understanding of Asian history, this publication offers a structured approach to studying the intersection of faith and culture. It is an essential addition to any library focused on the history of Asia and the specific religious landscapes of China.