Joshua Mauldin is Associate Director of the Center of Theological Inquiry in Princeton, New Jersey.

• Part 1 Historical Perspectives 1. A New Interpretation of Classical Confucian Political Philosophy 2. Christianity, Politics, and the "Century of Humiliation" 3. Protestantism in Twentieth-century China: Social, Political, and Theological Developments 4. Politics of Religion under Maoism 5. Buddhism and Politics in Hong Kong: A Study of the Hong Kong Buddhist Association before 1997 Part 2 Contemporary Analyses 6. Tripartite Control of Religion: Reconceptualizing State–Religion Relations in China 7. Worship Bricolage and the Characterization of Protestant Congregations in Contemporary China 8. Theological Paternalism: Politics of Bearing through Emergency Time in Muslim China 9. Theology and Politics in Taiwan Part 3 Constructive Approaches 10. A Politics of (Re-)existence: Christianity and Social Protest in Hong Kong 11. Hearing the Context: Political Theology in Post-2019 Hong Kong 12. Christ, Man, and Woman: An Attempt to Understand 1 Corinthians 11:3–15 13. Confucian "Pragmatic Ethics" and the "Ruler–People" (民-主) Relationship: A Comparative Perspective of Confucian Political Wisdom

Joshua Mauldin is Associate Director of the Center of Theological Inquiry in Princeton, New Jersey.

• Part 1 Historical Perspectives 1. A New Interpretation of Classical Confucian Political Philosophy 2. Christianity, Politics, and the "Century of Humiliation" 3. Protestantism in Twentieth-century China: Social, Political, and Theological Developments 4. Politics of Religion under Maoism 5. Buddhism and Politics in Hong Kong: A Study of the Hong Kong Buddhist Association before 1997 Part 2 Contemporary Analyses 6. Tripartite Control of Religion: Reconceptualizing State–Religion Relations in China 7. Worship Bricolage and the Characterization of Protestant Congregations in Contemporary China 8. Theological Paternalism: Politics of Bearing through Emergency Time in Muslim China 9. Theology and Politics in Taiwan Part 3 Constructive Approaches 10. A Politics of (Re-)existence: Christianity and Social Protest in Hong Kong 11. Hearing the Context: Political Theology in Post-2019 Hong Kong 12. Christ, Man, and Woman: An Attempt to Understand 1 Corinthians 11:3–15 13. Confucian "Pragmatic Ethics" and the "Ruler–People" (民-主) Relationship: A Comparative Perspective of Confucian Political Wisdom

Joshua Mauldin is Associate Director of the Center of Theological Inquiry in Princeton, New Jersey.

• Part 1 Historical Perspectives 1. A New Interpretation of Classical Confucian Political Philosophy 2. Christianity, Politics, and the "Century of Humiliation" 3. Protestantism in Twentieth-century China: Social, Political, and Theological Developments 4. Politics of Religion under Maoism 5. Buddhism and Politics in Hong Kong: A Study of the Hong Kong Buddhist Association before 1997 Part 2 Contemporary Analyses 6. Tripartite Control of Religion: Reconceptualizing State–Religion Relations in China 7. Worship Bricolage and the Characterization of Protestant Congregations in Contemporary China 8. Theological Paternalism: Politics of Bearing through Emergency Time in Muslim China 9. Theology and Politics in Taiwan Part 3 Constructive Approaches 10. A Politics of (Re-)existence: Christianity and Social Protest in Hong Kong 11. Hearing the Context: Political Theology in Post-2019 Hong Kong 12. Christ, Man, and Woman: An Attempt to Understand 1 Corinthians 11:3–15 13. Confucian "Pragmatic Ethics" and the "Ruler–People" (民-主) Relationship: A Comparative Perspective of Confucian Political Wisdom