This is a collection of essays by students of the late Jung Young Lee, Professor of Systematic Theology at Drew University. The essays, based on seminar papers written for Dr. Lee in 1995 and 1996, show both the quality of the work he nurtured and the breadth and richness of the thought he inspired. Contents: A Cosmological Return in Theology; Understanding Tao From a Theological Perspective; Embracing Ambiguity; Taoist Principles of Leadership And Their Application To A Unitarian Universalist Congregation; The Concept of Time in Whithead and the I Ching; Changing Worldview from the West to the I Ching: Focused on the Concepts of Time and Space; Self in Taoism and Carl G. Jung; Asian Worldviews on Spirit and Nature: From Taoistic and Shamanistic Worldviews; Korean Ancestor Worship.
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Charles Courtney is Professor of Philosophy of Religion at Drew University in Madison, New Jersey.
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a new way of doing theology,
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It is a quite challenging work to embrace the insights from Taoism for the sake of constructing a new theology for a world Christianity. The difference and distance between Christianity and Taoism is far away. On the other hand, there are many Christians who are struggling to deepen their understanding of God and faith. Then, this book can be a suggestion for those readers.
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Another author attempting to christinize Taoist thought.,
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This is another book by some christians attempting to link the delusional chirstian beliefs to Taoism...Book is also poorly reasearched and written.
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