Qingjun Luo
Qingjun Luo is a husband, father, and church member of Escondido URC. He holds a Ph.D. in artificial intelligence and an M.Div. from Westminster Seminary California. He is currently doing his S.T.M. study at Yale Divinity School.
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“Faith in the Wilderness: Words of Exhortation from the Chinese Church,” edited by Hannah Nation and Simon Liu
For many Christians living in the post-Christendom West, suffering or even persecution is an obscure theme they may have only encountered in the narratives of the Gospels and Acts or sometimes in their reading of church history. They may have learned that Afghanistan and North Korea are among the countries where it is hardest to […]
Transhumanism, Theurgy, and the Genesis of a Cyberspace Utopia
If you have watched an episode of the Japanese anime Ghost in the shell or seen the Netflix sci-fiction Movie Altered Carbon, you may be familiar with the question whether ever-upgrading technologies will eventually bring humanity beyond their current natural limitations. But it is not just sci-fi works that are asking this question. Serious-minded scholars […]
Kazoh Kitamori’s Theology of the Pain of God: An Appraisal
In his 1973 trip to Tokyo, Jürgen Moltmann met with the Japanese theologian Kazoh Kitamori, whose book Theology of the Pain of God had been published in German. They communicated through translation from English to German, then to Japanese, and diagram-drawing their respective theology on a backboard. Moltmann concluded that Kitamori “was prepared to let […]
