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China accused of trying to 'co-opt and emasculate' Christianity
The Guardian
(Tom Phillips and Harriet Sherwood) A secretive conference to examine the future of Christianity in China is due to take place in Beijing this week amid rapid growth of the religion, which many believe has more Chinese adherents than the 87-million member Communist party. An official at the government-controlled Institute of World Religions, which is helping to organise the conclave, declined to provide details of its agenda. (...)
China accused of trying to 'co-opt and emasculate' Christianity
The Guardian
