The Oxford Handbook of Asian Christian Theologies

Peter C. Phan currently holds the Ignacio Ellacuría Chair of Catholic Social Thought at Georgetown University and is the founding Director of the Ph.D. Program in Theology and Religious Studies. His writings, which include over 40 authored and edited books and 300 essays, have been translated into twelve languages. He has received four honorary doctorates and was the President of the Catholic Theological Society of America and the American Theological Society. In 2020, he was given the John Courtney Murray Award, the highest honor of the Catholic Theological Society of America, in recognition of outstanding and distinguished achievement in theology.

• Part I. Trends and Movements of Asian Christian Theologies 1: Peter C. Phan: Asian Christian Theologies: Historical Contexts 2: Peter C. Phan: Contemporary Asian Christian Theologies: Nature, Method, Resources, and Future Directions 3: Edmund Kee-Fook Chia: Inculturation-Contextualization 4: Mary Mee-Yin Yuen: Dialogue with Confucianism 5: Bob Robinson: Dialogue with Hinduism 6: Ruben L. F. Habito withMaria Reis Habito: Dialogue with Buddhism 7: Manlin Shen: Dialogue with Daoism 8: Thomas F. Michel: Dialogue with Islam 9: Simon Shui-Man Kwan: Postcolonial and Asian Theologies 10: Peniel Rajkumar: Dalit Theology 11: Joseph Marianus Kujur: Tribal Theology: A Christian Perspective from India 12: Choi Hee An: Minjung Theology 13: Agnes Brazal: Asian Feminist Theologies: Shifts and Directions 14: Pushpa Joseph: Bridging Traditions and Crisis: An Ecofeminist Analysis of Asian Ecological Theology 15: Amos Yong and John Alex: Asian Pentecostal Theologies 16: Lai Pan-chiu: Sino-Christian Theology 17: Scott W. Sunquist: Ecumenical Theology 18: Gemma Tulud Cruz: Migration Theologies Part II. Asian Systematic Theology 19: Julius-Kei Kato: Biblical Hermeneutics in Asia 20: Ambrose Mong: Traces of the Trinity in Asian Religious Beliefs 21: Andrew S. Park: Jesus' Holistic Healing: Sin and Woundedness (Han) 22: José Mario C. Francisco: An Asian Theology of Being Human: Created, Redeemed, Sanctified 23: Jacob Parappally and Jose Kuttianimattathil: Some Significant Trends of Asian Christology 24: Michael Demetrius H. Asis: Asian Images of Jesus and Discipleship Christology 25: Kirsteen Kim: The Holy Spirit in Asia 26: Cristina Lledo Gomez: The Church 27: Jonathan Y. Tan: Liturgy and Worship in Asia: From Liturgical Inculturation to Intersectional Liturgizing 28: Antoinette Gutzler: Graced Encounter: Christian Spirituality from an Asian Periphery 29: Anh Q. Tran: Asian Missions and Missiologies 30: Roland Chia: Asian Christian Eschatologies 31: Chen Yongtao: "Seeking China's Benefit": Contextualized Theologizing of T. C. Chao and Wu Leichuan in Republican China 32: Alexander Chow: K. H. Ting and Choan-Seng Song 33: Kanan Kitani: Uchimura Kanzo and Kitamori Kazoh 34: Joung Chul Lee: Kim Chai Choon and Anselm Kyongsuk Min 35: J. Jayakiran Sebastian: The Supreme Being and the Rainbow: Brahmabandhab Upadhyay and Stanley J. Samartha 36: Peter C. Phan: Raimon Panikkar and Michael Amaladoss: Christian Identity and Religious Pluralism 37: Jude Lal Fernando: Tissa Balasuriya and Aloysius Pieris: Human Liberation, Militancy, and Mysticism 38: Antonio D. Sison and Rachel Joyce Marie O. Sanchez: Filipino Theologians: José M. De Mesa and Mary John Mananzan 39: Hans Harmakaputra: Henrietta Marianne Katoppo and Johannes Baptista Banawiratma 40: Keunjoo Christine Pae: Jung Young Lee and Kwok Pui-Lan 41: Peter C. Phan: Epilogue: Whither Asian Christian Theologies?