nos. 1-2

Main Papers

Religio-Philosophical Ideals for Peace/ Peter K.H. Lee -- pp. 4-29.

East Asia - Its Political, Economic and Military Problematics/ Yoshiaki Iizaka -- pp. 30-33.

Area Reports

South Korea: Looking to Unification and Searching for New Values -- pp. 34-42.

Japan: From Dependency To Interdependency -- pp. 43-47.

Hong Kong: Prosperity, Stability and Peace -- pp. 48-59.

Taiwan: Transforming Suffering into a Blessing -- pp. 60-69.

Plenary Actions:

Proposal to the ACRP from the East Asia Consultation on Religion and Peace -- pp. 70-71.

Additional Papers:

The Concept of Peace and the Role of Religion/ Masamichi Kamiya -- pp. 72-80.

A Dialogue on the Hermeneutic of Peace/ Michio Shinozaka and Peter K.H.Lee -- pp. 81-90.

Concluding Paper:

East Asia from the Perspective of Religion and Peace -- pp. 91-107.

no. 3

What Christianity Can Offer Asia -- Especially China in the Third Millennium/ Leonard Swidler -- p. 111.

Contextual Theology: The Hong Kong 1997 Questions as a Case Study/ Peter K.H.Lee -- p.147.

Buddhists' Understanding of Christianity in Late Ming China: Implications for Interfaith Dialogue/ Chan Kim-Kwong -- p.168.

no. 4

Confucian-Christian Incompatibilities/ Robert Cummings Neville -- p. 195.

Christianity on the Edge of China: Hong Kong/ Peter K.H.Lee -- p.217.

Individual Freedom from a Confucian Perspective/ Liu Shu-hsien -- p. 247.

The Fate of Confucian Humanis, in Singapore/ Choong Chee Pang -- p. 255.