Thomas Harvey traces the conflict of these two men (Wang Mingdao and K.H. Ting), and the movements they represent, from the first days of the communist victory in 1949 to the beginning of the 21st century.
A Stone Made Smooth
The Missionary Movement in Christian History: Studies in the Transmission of Faith
As the church expands its frontiers, new questions must be answered from the Scriptures. Each time the Word of God is mined for responses to a different culture, the Church develops a theology which is far richer than what it had inherited. Without contradiction or conflict, fresh dimensions expand the boundaries of our previous understanding of the Truth.
Asia’s Religions: Christianity’s Momentous Encounter with Paganism
This book provides not only a good overview of the major religions and world views prevalent in Asia today, but also a convincing argument against the efficacy of these religions to satisfy the souls of men, and the power of the Gospel alone to change people’s hearts and to allow them to live with consistency.
