July 28, 2011 4:28 PM
Tag: Religion
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Chinese Atheists Lured to U.S. Christian Schools
Some American Christians are capitalizing on the desire and ability of many wealthy Chinese families to send their children abroad to study. Bloomberg reports on the increasing numbers of Chinese students in religious schools in the U.S., many of whom are being converted while they are there:As evangelical schools capitalize on the desire of affluent Chinese families for the prestige of an AmericanDecember 20, 2011 11:54 PM
Inside China’s Underground Churches
At China Real Time Report, Brian Spegele describes two pastors and the house churches they lead, whose differences illustrate
Ian Johnson: Are China’s Rulers Getting Religion?
In the New York Review of Books, Ian Johnson looks at the debate over morality in China following the death of toddler Yue
November 1, 2011 10:59 PM
Kung Fu, Tai Chi, Hoohah
Film star Jet Li’s planned promotion of Tai Chi around the world, backed by Chinese Internet entrepreneur Jack Ma,
September 14, 2011 4:45 PM
- Chinese Jews Face Existential Questions
- Growing Interest in Religious Tourism
- Exclusive Interview with Cardinal Sepe: “My I...
- The Rise of the Tao
- In The Land Of Mao, A Rising Tide Of Christia...
- An Orthodox View
- Wang Lixiong: The 23 Behaviors of Illegal Rel...
- Buddhism Thrives As China Relaxes Religious P...
- Francesco Sisci : China’s Catholic Mome...
- One Billion Souls to Save
- In China, A Different Brand of Buddhism
- Pastors Say China Easing Up on Churches
- Milk Scandal Engenders Moral Commentary
- Two Tormented Chinese Catholic Souls
- Bible To Be Available Free During Beijing Gam...
- Evan Osnos on Jesus in China
- Resemblances Between the Buddhist and Roman C...
- China’s Protestants
