Duan Qi

Duan Qi

Duan Qi was born in Shanghai on April 10, 1944. He graduated from the Department of biology of Peking University and studied Christianity in the Graduate School of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in 1979

Introduction to scholars

Duan Qi was born in Shanghai on April 10, 1944

Academic degree

1. From September 1961 to September 1966, he studied in the Department of biology, Peking University, and obtained the 1967 Diploma (the university did not grant a degree at that time); 2. From September 1979 to February 1981, he studied Christianity in the Graduate School of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences; 3. From October 1988 to September 1989, he studied American religion as a visiting scholar in the Department of religion, University of California, Santa Barbara; 4. From October 1989 to December 1990 As a student, he studied American religion at McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago, where he received a master's degree in Theological Studies in June 1991.

Research direction

Christianity, especially American Christianity and the localization history of Christianity in China

Main works

1. History of Christianity (co authored, published by Social Science Press in 1993, with a total of 100000 words); 2. Evolution of American Religion (independent, with a total of 270000 words, published by China Today Press in 1994); 3. Religion in China today (co authored, published by China Today Press in 1994, with a total of 35000 words); 4 Philosophy Volume) (co authored, published by Shandong people's Publishing House in 1996, I am responsible for the commentary of Gutierrez, founder of liberation theology, about 50000 words); 5. Biblical knowledge dictionary (independent book, 400000 words in total, published by Sichuan people's Publishing House in 1995); 6. Biblical story (independent book, 270000 words in total, published by Yilin publishing house in 1994);

Main papers

1. "The new religious movement in the United States from the Davidian incident" (about 10000 words, published in world religious materials, 1993, issue 3); 2. "Martin Luther King's theological thought" (7000 words, published in world religious materials, 1993, issue 3); 3. "Missionary activities and influence of American women missionaries in China in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China" (13000 words, published in world religious studies, 1994) "A preliminary study of Guo Xiande's missionary activities in China in modern times" (15000 words, published in the second issue of world religious studies, 1997); "feminist theology and its influence" (10000 words, published in the third issue of world religious materials, 1991); and "an analysis of the relationship between the world foundation and the Roman Church in the universal unity movement" (10000 words, published in world religious materials, 1987) "Feminist theological evaluation" (10000 words, published in the third issue of women's studies, 1993); "the contextualization of the church in contemporary China" (15000 words, published in Christian culture and modernization, 1996); "the historical origin of the three self's" (6000 words, published in the investigation and Research - independent Church research, edited by the United Front Work Department of Beijing Municipal Party committee) "The change of church and nationalism in contemporary Quebec" (9000 words, read in the 7th Canadian academic seminar held in Harbin in 1996, and published in the 11th issue of religion and the world in 1997); "the influence of American Religion on national character and its development" (nearly 5000 words, published in "religion and the world" by the religious research center of the Religious Affairs Bureau of the State Council) "The Indigenization of the church from the perspective of Chinese Christian history" (15000 words, which was read out at the Sino Korean Christian Conference in August 1997, and its abstract of 6000 words was published in the first issue of World Religious Studies in 1998). 13. "The construction of Christian theology in China" (17000 words, read out at the "Symposium on Asian theology" held by the Chinese University of Hong Kong in November 1998);

Major translations

1. The two natures of Christ (translated by Yilin publishing house in 1996), 2. God in the White House (co translated by social science publishing house in 1992, with 90000 words for me), 3. Jesus (co translated by social science publishing house in 1997, with 80000 words for me). 4. Martin Luther's Theology (co translated, published by Yilin publishing house in 1998, I bear about 240000 words) 5. History of the Christian Church (co translated, published by social science publishing house in 1991, I bear 200000 words) 6. China belongs to the Lord (co translated, published by social science publishing house in 1987, I bear 120000 words)