Western missionaries working for the proselytization of Christianity during early twentieth century were predominantly representatives a new worldview that put scientific objectives on par with aim converting Chinese to their faith. Conventional wisdom stipulates 1920s brought about sea change in public attitudes, transforming missionaries’ perceived role China, as well colonized world, into “a...

Abstract The relationship between the Anglo-Scottish Ultra-Ganges Mission and Dutch missionaries in South East Asia, both missions based at Batavia Melaka (Malacca), could be described as “distant but cordial” – even during times of colonial conflict same cannot always said about internal conditions British mission. This article will attempt to place Anglo-Dutch missionary enterprises into a hi...

Over the last one hundred years, Chinese Union Version of Bible (CUV)—translated by Western Protestant missionaries—has enjoyed an unparalleled status as or “Authorized Version” Bible. However, despite such towering significance, no scholarly works to date have systematically examined influences missionary theology on translation CUV and, in turn, Christianity. As introductory attempt explore t...

Chinese family played a fundamental role in the spreading of Christianity China during Late Ming and Early Qing dynasty (17 century). The contact first Jesuit missionaries with people was usually limited to men, as e.g. Confucian scholars. Some them, however, converted their families after they became Catholic. These were very important basis for missionary work: supported missionaries, organiz...

Many Korean missionaries worldwide serve the local community by demonstrating leadership through language teaching. This paper aims to understand influence of transformational (TF) and transactional (TS) on teachers’ job satisfaction (JS) in Language Culture Centers (KLCCs), with shinbaram (SH) as a ethnic factor intervening variable. research used Structural Equation Model (SEM) method analyze...