This book reflects on three broad themes of Confucian-Christian relations to assist in the appreciation of the church's theology of mission. While the themes of this volume are theological in orientation, the dialogue is engaged in from an interdisciplinary approach that prioritises the act of listening.

Foreword-Peter Phan; Introduction-Edmund Chia; PART I: SURVEY AND HISTORY; 1 History of Confucian-Christian Relations-Edmund Chia; 2 Confucian Ancestor Veneration and the Chinese Rites Controversy-Jonathan Tan; 3 The Faith Identity of Contemporary Sino-Christian Theology-Jason Lam; PART II: EXEMPLARS AND EXCELLENCE; 4 Contribution of Confucian Rites (li) to Christian Liturgical Life-Sung-Hae Kim;5 Sports and Educating to Fraternal Humanism: How the Junzi Competes-Jude Chua; 6 Becoming a Shengren: A Confucian-Christian Appraisal of the Sage/Saint-Anh Tran; PART III: MISSIO AD EXTRA; 7 The Transformative Mission of God: A Confucian-Christian Vision-K. K. Yeo; 8 Mission as Witness: Confucian Insights for a Church in Crisis-Stephanie Wong; 9 Confucian-Christian Dialogue on Social Ethics and Moral Living-Mary Yuen; 10 Laudato Si and Confucian-Christian Dialogue on the Ecology-Anselm Min