China, Christianity, and the Question of Culture

Yang's essays cover a remarkable range of thinking and one can only hope that, at a time when much of the scramble to establish links between Chinese and Western universities is unseemly, hasty and unattractive, this serious and intellectual voice is clearly heard and engaged with in both universities and beyond. -- David Jasper, Glasgow University -- Literature and Theology
This is a significant book for Chinese academia that boldly interprets the Christian phenomena in a new way. It reverses the traditional bias against Christianity, and may in fact inaugurate a more open discussion about religion in general among Chinese in the future. Such profound insights touch upon the very nature of the Christian faith, and bear significance for all Christians, as well as nonbelievers, to rethink their relationship with Christianity. Altogether the book provides a valuable window for understanding Chinese Christianity. -- Liang Chuanshan, Adventist International Institute of Advanced Studies -- Journal of Asia Adventist Seminary
China, Christianity, and the Question of Culture is a brilliant book by a leading scholar, and deserves wide readership. -- G. Wright Doyle -- Church History and Religious Culture
A vigorous and sophisticated cross-cultural discourse against the background of history, philosophy, religion, theology and hermeneutics -- Xiaoli Yang -- International Journal for the Study of the Christian Church
An excellent collection of essays whose ideas should be the starting point for conversations in many disciplines. -- John R. Stanley -- Fides Et Historia
Yang's work offers a refreshing and insightful commentary on Christianity in China, with its changing and growing intellectual engagement. -- Thomas Harvey -- Scottish Journal of Theology