Nestorianism

Primitive religion and Shamanism were practiced by the ancestors of the Uyghurs before Zoroastrianism, Buddhism, Manichaeism, Nestorianism and Islam were introduced into the region.

(1.) The Catholic community in this time period refers to Nestorianism. The first introduction of Christianity in China started in the year 635 when a Christian monk Aluoben arrived at Chang'an.

Original Mongol Shamanism-Tengrism based upon the worship of the sky, nature and ancestors co-existed with numerous other prevailing and new schools of religious thought including Nestorianism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Christianity and Islam.

It negated Nestorianism, the doctrine that there were two separate persons, one human and one divine, in Christ.

Nestorianism, one branch of the early Christianity, become prevalent in China as early as in the Tang Dynasty (618-907a.d.) But generally speaking, during the long history of China, under the ruling of the secular imperial authority, these religions coexisted without major religious conflict with each other.

The book does not mention Nestorianism, a more successful indigenous model in China in the Tang Dynasty from the seventh to ninth centuries.

Their topics include towards a hermeneutic for public theology: conversations with Habermas and Schillebeeckx, the hermeneutics of intersubjectivity: theologies of homelessness, still revealing himself: how Jesus' resurrection enables Christians to be public theologians, overcoming political Nestorianism: toward a Calcedonian politics, concentrating on creation: following Christ in a context of climate change, eschatology and the discourse of martyrdom, Schillebeeckx's view of eschatology as public theology today, Afro-pessimism and Christian hope, the church and the elusive public, and the church in the limelight of the public square: an alternative community.

From Andalus to Delhi a vast history of Nestorianism,

Consequently, if Christ's unity is in the natures, then either one nature would have to be changed into the other, as in monophysitism, or the union between the two natures would be accidental, as in Nestorianism. Since Christ retained two distinct natures that are unified in a nonaccidental way, they must be unified in the Word, which is a divine person.

But the more important information was that Xi'an welcomed different religions and philosophies like Buddhism, Taoism, Zoroastrianism, Nestorianism and Manichaeism.

A man with unshakable conviction in his own faith and an unyielding grip on Nestorianism, took over the Church of the East in 1976, the crumbling church was at its lowest ebb with just 5 bishops & a handful of churches in its ecclesiastical arsenal, the great Nestorian mission was disarrayed and on the point of extinction, although it must be said through no fault of its own.