Yearbook of Chinese Theology (2021) (Yearbook of Chinese Theology, 7)

Contents
Tables
Notes on Contributors
Editorial Is the Hebrew Bible Literature, a Humanistic Document, the Word of God, or a Record of God–Human Interaction? A Dialogue on Biblical Studies between Paulos Huang and Archie Lee
Part 1 Systematic Theology and Chinese Humanities
	Chapter 1 Building a Discipline of the Bible with a Chinese Contextual Awareness
	Chapter 2 A Commentary History of the Old Testament in Modern China
Part 2 Practical Theology in Chinese Context
	Chapter 3 Exploring a Theology of Relationships from a Biblical Perspective in the Context of China
	Chapter 4 Knowledge and Reception of the Chinese Translations of the Bible: Evidence from the Christians of Nanjing City
Part 3 Church History in China
	Chapter 5 The Paradox between the Universality and the Westernization of Christianity in the Thought of Protestant Missionaries in 19th-Century China
	Chapter 6 God Speaks in Chinese: The Reception and Translation of the Bible in China
Part 4 Biblical and Scriptural Studies
	Chapter 7 New Testament Studies in Mainland China: A Retrospect and Prospect
	Chapter 8 The Early Indigenized Strategies Applied to the Chinese Bible Translation by Catholic Missionaries Jean Basset and Louis A. de Poirot
Part 5 Comparative Religious and Cultural Studies
	Chapter 9 Theoretical Insights into Chinese Bible Translation
	Chapter 10 The Great Commission: The Greek Text and Its Translations
Part 6 A Review and Academic Report
	Chapter 11 News Report on the Seminar on Quest of the Missing Martin Luther in the Intellectual History, Held by the Sino-European Center at Shanghai University
Index