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There has never been such a deep book about the spread of Christ in China. The missionary process, of course, even the local response, was more valuable. It seems to turn its eyes toward the Church of the Slims and the cathedrals in China.
Song Cheol-gyu et al.: Cross of the Continent
How did the empires and Christianity that dominated the Chinese continent get together and fall apart, and trace the 150 years of history when Christian Western civilization and Chinese Eastern civilization collide and fuse! The cross on the continent is a history written by Professor Song Chul-soo, an authority on Chinese science, and the secretary-of-the-pro-communicative Communications Committee of Beijing, who has long studied China, to search out 13 cities in China and the mission headquarters in London for seven years. While there is Christianity at the center of the story, it can be said that it has been a “history of a period of about 350 years”, as a recommendation from a writer in Smoon-Suk, who wrote about it:. In addition, we've studied the history of European Christian culture that began ancient Rome and blossomed in China, and spread to the Unified Sins and Japan, giving us a knowledge and insight that we did not know. The book presents three things about the historical value of China and Christianity. The first is the history of Christianity, which has been in the country since its first appearance about 150 years ago. The second is the history of the ancient and modern worlds of which, in the course of 1,000 years, thousands of European missionaries spread political, social, economic, and scientific Western civilizations to Chinese Oriental civilizations and ultimately drew the fusion process of both great civilizations. The third is the history of modern China.
Korean title: 대륙의 십자가
Korean author: 송철규 외
Korean publisher: 메디치미디어
ISBN-13: 9791157061983
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There has never been such a deep book about the spread of Christ in China. The missionary process, of course, even the local response, was more valuable. It seems to turn its eyes toward the Church of the Slims and the cathedrals in China.












