Key idea
In this interview with the Hong Kong Institute of Jingjiao Studies, I discuss my book Science, Religion(s), and Spirit(s) in China: how foregrounding the person and work of the Holy Spirit in Jingjiao’s theology of creation opens a theology–science–religion “trialogue” toward a Chinese theology of creation for the third millennium.
[Provisional summary, drawn from the book the interview discusses — to be replaced with a key thought extracted from the video transcript.]
About
Dr. Alexis Balmont and Tianyi Yuan of the Hong Kong Institute of Jingjiao Studies interviewed me in March 2026 about Science, Religion(s), and Spirit(s) in China: A Constructive Chinese Theology of Creation Based on Jingjiao’s Qi-tological Theology, with a New English Translation of the Entire Tang Jingjiao Corpus (Brill, open access). More on the book →
