Living at the Hyphens
Instead of being treated as an obstacle to be removed, difference becomes a prompt for inquiry and conversation, and, one hopes, for unexpected revelation.
Polycentric Christianities in a Diverse Sinophone World
This series brings together scholars from diverse Sinophone contexts to explore how language, identity, culture, and place shape Chinese Christian theology beyond any single center.
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Doing Theology from Many Centers
What does it mean to do theology as a person of mixed linguistic, cultural, and geographic heritage who honors both tradition and context?
When “Chinese” Is Not One Thing
This post aims to provide a careful explanation of the term “Sinophone” and why it is important for genuine engagement with plurality.