Runcie Room, Faculty of Divinity, Cambridge
About
Guest speaker
Professor Xutong Qu (Tsinghua University China)
Abstract
The Chinese concept of form (像) provides a central framework for a preliminary yet multifaceted theological reflection on the emerging phenomena of re-denominization in contemporary Chinese Christianity.
This paper will explore how denominations or confessions and the broader process of “denominization” become theologically possible—rooted in both divine gracious action and human contextual response in its proper form.
Specific denominational forms are realized across three key dimensions: institutional, historical, and doctrinal. Where appropriate, insights from historical studies and field research on Chinese Christianity are also included.
Practicalities
This event is organised by the new Cambridge Centre for Chinese Theology and will conclude with a drinks reception.
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Cambridge Centre for Chinese Theology