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17th Century Religions in China: A Comparison by Ali Sami Ebezâde is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The article compares the narratives of Catholic Christianity, Islamic Sufism, and Judaism in 17th century China through the works of various historians, focusing on the integration of these religions with local culture and Confucianism. It highlights the contributions of figures like Zhu Zongyuan, Wang Tai-yü, and Liu Chih, emphasizing their roles in bridging their respective faiths with Chinese traditions. The study aims to provide a more nuanced understanding of these religions
- Author
- Ali Sami Ebezâde
- Language
- EN