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Cambridge Centre for Chinese Theology

 

Email: yl2149@cam.ac.uk
MPhil Student in Theology, Religion, and Philosophy of Religion (Christian Theology)
Supervisor: Professor Simeon Zahl
College Affiliation: Girton College


Summary of My Research

My research interests mainly include Christian theology and contextual theology, especially the theology of Martin Luther and the contextualization of Luther’s theology in Chinese culture through New Confucian scholar Tang Junyi’s philosophy. My research theme centres on the comparative analysis between Tang and Luther on the role of conscience in moral realization and sanctification.


Publications

English-Chinese Translations

  • Luther, Martin. "Exhortation to All Clergy Assembled at Augsburg (1530)." In Luther’s Works, Vol. 34: Career of the Reformer IV. Edited by Jaroslav Pelikan and Helmut T. Lehmann. Translated by Lewis W. Spitz. 3–61. Philadelphia: Fortress Press, 1960 (forthcoming; the Chinese edition is edited by Prof. Paulos Huang).
  • Luther, Martin. "Commentary on the Alleged Imperial Edict (1531)." In Luther’s Works, Vol. 34: Career of the Reformer IV. Edited by Jaroslav Pelikan and Helmut T. Lehmann. Translated by Robert R. Heitner. 63-104. Philadelphia: Fortress Press, 1960 (forthcoming; the Chinese edition is edited by Prof. Paulos Huang).
  • Luther, Martin. "Theses Concerning Faith and Law (1535)." In Luther’s Works, Vol. 34: Career of the Reformer IV. Edited by Jaroslav Pelikan and Helmut T. Lehmann. Translated by Lewis W. Spitz. 105-132. Philadelphia: Fortress Press, 1960 (forthcoming; the Chinese edition is edited by Prof. Paulos Huang).
  • Luther, Martin. "The Disputation Concerning Man (1536)." In Luther’s Works, Vol. 34: Career of the Reformer IV. Edited by Jaroslav Pelikan and Helmut T. Lehmann. Translated by Lewis W. Spitz. 133-144. Philadelphia: Fortress Press, 1960 (forthcoming; the Chinese edition is edited by Prof. Paulos Huang).

Upcoming Lecture 07/10/2025

The Wind Blows Where It Wishes, and Each Bears Its Proper Form (像): Exploring Theological Possibility of 'Re-denominization' in Chinese Christianities Today, Associate Prof. Dr. theol. Thomas Xutong Qu, Tsinghua University. Register here.

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