Religious Diversity and Public Religion in China

Delve into the complexities of faith and governance with Religious Diversity and Public Religion in China by Zhibin Xie. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2006, this insightful hardback edition spans 168 pages and analyzes the intricate relationship between religion and politics in contemporary China.

This enlightening work addresses the critical issue of public religion, offering a deep exploration of its implications within Chinese society. Xie thoughtfully engages with normative considerations regarding the appropriate role of religion in public political life, especially in the context of a democratic culture. By drawing on theoretical discussions from Western academia, the author provides valuable perspectives that illuminate how religious diversity shapes political discourse.

This book is essential for anyone interested in understanding the intersections of religion and politics, particularly within the unique cultural landscape of China.