It is an wonderful systematic discourse in reformulating Christian theology on the basis of marginality. So far, most theologians and religious people have focused on power, and center-oriented activity even in sacred realm. However, Lee's approach is radically different from social analysis and liberation theology and feminist theology. His marginality is a challenge to European, center-oriented, and religious discourses. Especially, his marginality embraces spirituality and radical practice in theological eduation and church life.

Lee takes the concept of trinity and the asian concept of the yin-yang to show the "greek flaw" in much of trinitarian theology. The focus on "substance" and "either/or" rather than on the asian emphasis on inclusivisity, duality, change... the Father is IN the Son..and the relation of IN to the father and son is SPIRIT. read it yourself. it rocks.

This is another book by some christians attempting to link the delusional chirstian beliefs to Taoism...Book is also poorly reasearched and written.

It is a quite challenging work to embrace the insights from Taoism for the sake of constructing a new theology for a world Christianity. The difference and distance between Christianity and Taoism is far away. On the other hand, there are many Christians who are struggling to deepen their understanding of God and faith. Then, this book can be a suggestion for those readers.