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Jesus in Beijing:

How Christianity Is Transforming China And Changing the Global Balance of Power
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Regnery Publishing, 2006 - Religion - 418 pages
This book details the great unreported story of the Chinese giant and its enormously rapid conversion to Christianity and what this change means to the global balance of power.
  

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China may be the next great instrument God uses to spread the gospel because of that nation's world-wide influence and impact. Therefore, in order to pray for Chinese believers, especially those in ... Read full review

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Contents

JESUS COMES TO BEIJING
5
PATHFINDERS
19
PATRIARCHS
47
UNCLES
73
AUNTS NEPHEWS AND NIECES
97
SEMINARIES TRAINING A NEW GENERATION
119
EARLY YEARS OF THE STATE CHURCH
135
AFTER THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION
161
PERSECUTION
225
ARTISTS WRITERS AND ACADEMICS
245
FOREIGNERS
265
CHINAS CHRISTIAN FUTURE?
287
DEVELOPMENTS SINCE 2003
295
UNITED APPEAL
311
NOTES
379
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
397

CHINAS JERUSALEM
179
BACK TO JERUSALEM
193
CATHOLICS
205

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About the author (2006)

Former TIME Magazine Jerusalem bureau chief DAVID AIKMAN takes on the headline- grabbing subject of the Middle East in The Mirage of Peace: Understanding the Never-ending Conflict in the Middle East. In this comprehensive look at the region, Aikman goes beyond the headlines and sound-bites to examine the complex and deeply rooted sources of the bloodshed and discord that seem to characterize the Middle East. With a journalist's objectivity and an historian's analysis, Aikman, who is now a college history professor, explains the historical context of the animosities dominating today's news, giving readers an understanding of the personalities, relationships and web of complicated loyalties behind the thorny issues that have defied all attempts to bring a lasting peace to the region.

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