Incorruptible Love: The K. H. Ting Story (American University Studies)

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1. The Wind Blows When It Chooses
	Part 1: Where the Story Begins: Interviews with K. H. Ting
	Part 2: An Upright Man’s Compassion: Rejoicing in Truth
	Notes
	Bibliography
Chapter 2. New Legend of a Good Christian—K. H. Ting’s Early
Life and Career in Shanghai
	Part 1: Life at St. John’s University: Development of Spiritual Beliefs
	Part 2: Assuming Elijah’s Mantle: Work Experience After Graduation
	Part 3: Stronger than David’s Lyre: Influence of a Courageous Churchman
	Notes
	Bibliography
Chapter 3. Discerning Truth through a Long Journey Abroad
	Part 1: Toronto: Signs of Leadership
	Part 2: New York: Development of Theological and Personal Ideals
	Part 3: Geneva: Preparations for Returning to China
	Notes
	Bibliography
Chapter 4. At the Nanjing Union Theological Seminary (NJUTS):
1952–1965
	Part 1: An Emerging Leader
	Part 2: Seeking Christian Common Ground
	Part 3: Moving Forward with Caution
	Part 4: Struggling under Job’s Question
	Notes
	Bibliography
Chapter 5. Looking Back: The Time of GCR
	Part 1: Who Protected K. H. Ting?
	Part 2: Together, Though Far Apart
	Part 3: No Longer Strangers to Revolution
	Notes
	Bibliography
Chapter 6. At the Nanjing Union Theological Seminary (NJUTS):
After 1980
	Part 1: Return to No. 17: Events Before and After the School’s Reopening
	Part 2: Saturday Lectures: The Teaching Method of K. H. Ting
	Part 3: Attention to Warmth and Love: Ting’s Management System
	Part 4: Carrying Back the Olive Branch: NJUTS’ Students’ Study Abroad
	Part 5: Peace of Mind in the Face of Disaster: Three Challenges for K. H. Ting
	Part 6: New Wine in a New Bottle: Beginning Again
	Part 7: Looking Towards the Future: The New NJUTS
	Notes
	Bibliography
Chapter 7. As Diplomat and Spokesperson for Christianity in China
	Part 1: The Ladder to Heaven
	Part 2: On the International Stage
	Part 3: Always a Pleasure to Greet Friends from Afar
	Part 4: Christianity and Other Religions in China
	Notes
	Bibliography
Chapter 8. The Amity Foundation
	Part 1: A Foundation without Funds?
	Part 2: “A Real Hermit Living in the Bustling Place”: The Special Location of the Amity
	Part 3: The Story of “Amity Bakery”
	Notes
	Bibliography
Chapter 9. A Theologian Who Follows St. Paul
	Part 1: How to Understand the “Three-Self” Movement
	Part 2: Who Said It’s Simply Two Sides of a Coin?
	Part 3: Modernist and Fundamentalist Christianity in China
	Notes
	Bibliography
Chapter 10. A Theologian Who “Writes How I Want to Write”
	Part 1: The Role of “Cultural Christians”
	Part 2: Publications about Christianity and K. H. Ting’s Own Writings
	Part 3: Treasure in Clay Jars: Theological Reconstruction in China
	Part 4: Providing Only Key Points: K. H. Ting’s Theological Method
	Notes
	Bibliography
Chapter 11. Life and Family
	Part 1: K. H. Ting’s Family: An Intellectual Family Tradition
	Part 2: K. H. Ting’s Wife, Kuo Siu May
	Part 3: K. H. Ting Stated: “I need time to relax!”
	Notes
	Bibliography
Chapter 12. Love Never Ends
	Part 1: My Impression of K. H. Ting: A Philosopher and Poet
	Part 2: Uncompromised Love
	Notes
	Bibliography
Afterword
Appendices
1. A Brief Chronology of K. H. Ting’s Life
2. Glossary of Terms in English and Chinese
3. Glossary of Chinese and English Names in
the Text
Index