Christianity and Chinese Nationalism

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Among the three major religions of the world, Christianity has been looked at with hostility by the Jews, unlike Buddhism that has been treated with tolerance by the Indians, and unlike Islam, too, that has been followed by the Arab nations.

By anthologizing and commenting on the 60 articles with various points of views, the author Xie Xuanjun aims at illustrating the point that nationalism is the biggest obstacle to the spread of Christianity in China, and the removal of nationalism is key to the destiny of Christianity in China and in the whole world.