Identity in Community: Toward a Theological Agenda for the Hong Kong SAR (9) (ContactZone. Explorations in Intercultural Theology)
by Paul Kwong
In 'Identity in Community,' Paul Kwong proposes a theological agenda for the Hong Kong SAR, exploring how faith intersects with communal identity in an intercultural context. Part of the ContactZone series, this work highlights the role of theology in navigating cultural and social dynamics in Hong Kong's unique setting.
About This Book
Identity in Community delves into the theological implications of communal identity in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Authored by Paul Kwong, it addresses the intersections of faith, culture, and society in this vibrant context.
The book forms part of the ContactZone series, which focuses on explorations in intercultural theology. It seeks to outline a theological agenda tailored to Hong Kong's evolving identity post-handover.
Through a lens of community engagement, the text examines how theological perspectives can foster understanding and unity in diverse settings. It emphasizes the role of faith in shaping collective narratives.
This ninth volume in the series provides insights into the challenges and opportunities for theology in multicultural environments like Hong Kong SAR.
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