基督教化的家庭运动

IF 0.8 0 ASIAN STUDIES Review of Religion and Chinese Society Pub Date : 2021-12-17 DOI:10.1163/22143955-08020007
Amy R. M. O'Keefe
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中国基督教全国委员会(ncc)是一个重要的宗教和社会运动的机构所在地:基督教化家庭运动。本文追溯了这一运动的发展,从1922年ncc成立到第二次世界大战中断了它的活动。这场以家庭和家庭为中心的运动是女性赋权的场所,它所涉及的广泛话题表明了女性在广泛领域服务和领导的愿望。这篇文章展示了领导基督教家庭运动的中国妇女如何建立和塑造了一场运动,并描述了开展这场运动的全国领袖网络,促进了一种文化上知情和进步的基督教家庭理想。
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The Christianizing the Home Movement
The ecumenical National Christian Council of China (ncc) was the institutional home to an important religious and social campaign: the Christianizing the Home Movement. This article traces the development of this movement from the ncc’s founding in 1922 until the Second World War disrupted its activity. This home- and family-centered movement was a site of female empowerment, and the expansive topics it addressed show women’s desires to serve and lead in a broad set of arenas. This article shows how the Chinese women who led the Christianizing the Home Movement built and shaped a movement and describes the nationwide network of leaders that carried it out, promoting an ideal of Christian family that was culturally informed and progressive.
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