/lit/ - Literature

China can burn unless they stop persecuting Christians.

>>15570049
Yet China isn't burning, has solved both the liberal and muslim question, while the West literally burns.

>>15570045
Isn't he that fascist who loves Nazi politicial theory and translated them for the CCP

>>15570049
China is getting more Christian every year though.
Persecution is part and parcel of living in a fallen world.
China will, if anything, be the secular arm of Christianity by the end of the century.

>>15570045
>If we say that Chinese civilization, when confronted with the challenge of Buddhism, engineered a great revival through the efforts of Song-Ming Neo Confucians, which then spread Chinese civilization from China proper throughout East Asia, then we should also say that when confronted in more recent times with the challenge of the modern West—Protestantism and liberalism—the Chinese nation is today again undergoing a great revival. The present great revival surely means that Chinese civilization is spreading and extending itself into even more parts of the world. This undoubtedly constitutes the greatest historical mission of the Chinese people in the Xi Jinping era.

Sounds like they're going to attempt a 'third position' - the article reads as if to set out a marker to the rest of the world that China has always absorbed, disintegrated and come back 'stronger' than before. With China's new position in the world as one positioning itself as a global superpower, this would suggest that to obtain hegemony they are going to do the same - absorb western thought/ideals and 'mould' it to a global 'thought' with Chinese characteristics.

>>15570088
lmao whatever helps you cope

>>15571205
>secular arm of Christianity

lol CCP has stripped the soul from your country