Table Of ContentChristian Values in Communist China
Thisbookarguesthatasnewpoliticalandsocialvaluesareformedinpost-socialist
China, Christian values are becoming increasingly embedded in the new post-
socialistChineseoutlook.ItshowshowalthoughChristianityisviewedinChina
asaforeignreligion,promotedbyChristianmissionariesandassuchatoddswith
the official position of the state, Christianity as a source of social and political
values–ratherthana faithrequiring adherencetoachurch–isinfacthaving a
hugeimpact.Thebookshowshowthesevaluesinformbothofficialanddissident
ideologyandprovideakeyunderpinningofmoralityandethicsinthepost-socialist
morallandscape.
Adoptingavarietyofdifferentangles,thebookinvestigatestheroleChristian
thoughtplaysintheofficialdiscourseonmoralityandloveandwhatcontribution
Chinese Christians make to charitable projects. It analyses key Christian
publicationsanddedicatestwochapterstoChristianintellectualsandtheirimpact
on political liberal thinking in China.The concluding chapter highlights gender
roles, the role of the Chinese diaspora, and the overlap of the government and
ChristianagendainChinatoday.Thebookchallengescommonlyheldviewson
contemporary Chinese Christianity as a movement in opposition to the state by
showingthediversityandcomplexityofChristianthinkingandthemanyfactors
influencingit.
GerdaWielanderisaPrincipalLecturerinChineseStudiesattheUniversityof
Westminster,UK.
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