Bryan K. M. Mok, Ph.D. (2018), The Chinese University of Hong Kong, is Research Associate at that university. He has published several peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters on public theology, ecotheology, and religion and society.

"This book offers an original and invaluable Chinese contribution to a public theology of climate change that will be of interest to everyone seeking responses to the ecological crisis of our time." - Werner G. Jeanrond, University of Oslo"An invaluable contribution to ecological theology, public theology, and Chinese theology, combining a critical review of the state of the art in these research areas with original insights." - Pan-chiu Lai, The Chinese University of Hong Kong"Mok creates a new space for the field of Chinese public theology. This book elucidates various issues of a public theology of climate change by integrating global and Chinese perspectives. A one-of-a-kind public ecotheology is emerging!" - Zhibin Xie, Tongji University

Bryan K. M. Mok, Ph.D. (2018), The Chinese University of Hong Kong, is Research Associate at that university. He has published several peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters on public theology, ecotheology, and religion and society.

"This book offers an original and invaluable Chinese contribution to a public theology of climate change that will be of interest to everyone seeking responses to the ecological crisis of our time." - Werner G. Jeanrond, University of Oslo"An invaluable contribution to ecological theology, public theology, and Chinese theology, combining a critical review of the state of the art in these research areas with original insights." - Pan-chiu Lai, The Chinese University of Hong Kong"Mok creates a new space for the field of Chinese public theology. This book elucidates various issues of a public theology of climate change by integrating global and Chinese perspectives. A one-of-a-kind public ecotheology is emerging!" - Zhibin Xie, Tongji University

Bryan K. M. Mok, Ph.D. (2018), The Chinese University of Hong Kong, is Research Associate at that university. He has published several peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters on public theology, ecotheology, and religion and society.

"This book offers an original and invaluable Chinese contribution to a public theology of climate change that will be of interest to everyone seeking responses to the ecological crisis of our time." - Werner G. Jeanrond, University of Oslo"An invaluable contribution to ecological theology, public theology, and Chinese theology, combining a critical review of the state of the art in these research areas with original insights." - Pan-chiu Lai, The Chinese University of Hong Kong"Mok creates a new space for the field of Chinese public theology. This book elucidates various issues of a public theology of climate change by integrating global and Chinese perspectives. A one-of-a-kind public ecotheology is emerging!" - Zhibin Xie, Tongji University