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Topic
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Question
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Answer
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Doctrine
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Does the book say Chinese philosophy and Christianity are the same?
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No. It is Christ- and Scripture-centered. Chinese traditions are parallels and points of dialogue; the Bible fulfills their highest ideals and corrects their limits.
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Doctrine
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Which traditions does it draw on?
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Confucian, Daoist and classical Chinese thought.
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Doctrine
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Which Bible translation?
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NIV, unless otherwise indicated.
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Audience
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Do I need to know Chinese philosophy first?
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No. Each chapter introduces the Chinese idea before connecting it to Scripture.
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Audience
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Is it for seekers or for Christians?
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Both: a discipleship resource for believers and a bridge for seekers.
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Audience
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Is it written in Chinese?
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The book is in English, with Chinese-character headings for each theme. A Chinese edition is not yet available.
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Formats
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Which formats are available?
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Paperback (6 × 9 in, 206 pages) and eBook (Kindle, Nook, Apple Books). No hardcover.
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Formats
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When is it available?
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Paperback and eBook are available now.
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Ordering
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Where can I buy it?
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Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Apple Books, the Xulon bookstore, or signed copies here.
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Ordering
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Do you ship outside the U.S.?
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Retailers may offer international delivery. For signed-copy shipping availability and cost, email John.
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Group use
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Can our church or small group study it?
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Yes. Twelve chapters fit a 12-week study, or 6 weeks at two chapters a week. A discussion guide is planned.
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Group use
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Is there group pricing?
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Yes, by quantity; visit Get the Book.
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Group use
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Can John speak to our group?
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Yes; email an invitation to John@FaithBridged.org
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Group use
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Can bookstores order it?
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Yes, Bookstores can order through Ingram distribution.
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