Religion in China

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Abstract

While playing with our son Julian at a small park in our "home" city of Xiamen one January day, my wife Lisa and I met an American couple in their late 30s and their child who had come to the balmy south from their home in Beijing. Larry was a professional photographer and a painter, and his wife Marilyn had been a teacher of English as a Second Language on a California campus. They had a 9-year-old son, Max, and no plans to return to California or to move anywhere else, for that matter.

Original languageAmerican English
JournalThe Freeman
Volume39
StatePublished - Dec 1 1989

Keywords

  • China
  • religious freedom

Disciplines

  • Other Arts and Humanities
  • Religion

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