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promoting spiritual friendship in church and society
Author Hwa Yung
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ISBN 978-981-08-4545-2
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The external pressures faced by Christians in the marketplace in Asia are the same
as those faced by Christians worldwide. Few of us have sufficient inner spiritual
strength and pastoral support to deal with the relentless power of sin as manifested
in the corporate world. Increasingly, too, in a globalised economy, there is a need for
Christians in the West to understand the ramifications of working in Asia.
This short book is one attempt to respond to the need to help Christians in Asia
find a biblical response to the real pressures they face in the marketplace. It takes
seriously both the Scriptures and the context in which Asian Christians function. In
order to provide a holistic look at the issues involved, Bribery and Corruption begins
with a theological framework for grappling with real-time problems, continues with
responses from various theologians on the framework presented, and concludes with
actual case studies from the marketplace.
He forces us all to step beyond our dualism, to move past giving simple answers to complex
questions, and to be humble in accepting that a brother or sister in another part of the
world might make a decision that is different from the one we make in another context.
Albert M. Erisman, Center for Integrity in Business, Seattle Pacific University
The freedom for the Christian to choose his level of involvement in society is admirably
treated. The conclusion that true moral transformation of society cannot be effected unless
there is a spiritual revival is well made.
L. T. Jeyachandran, Ravi Zacharias International Ministries (Asia Pacific) Limited
About the Author
Hwa Yung is the Bishop of the Methodist Church in Malaysia. He has
been a minister of the Methodist Church in Malaysia since 1981. During
this time he served as a pastor, and lecturer and Principal of the Malaysia
Theological Seminary (STM). He was also the founding Director of the
Centre for the Study of Christianity in Asia, Trinity Theological College,
Singapore. He is engaged in various ministries internationally, including being the
Chairman of the Board of the Oxford Centre for Mission Studies, Oxford, and a member
of the Congress Management Committee for the 3rd Lausanne Congress for World
Evangelization, Cape Town 2010. His writings have focused largely on missions and
Asian Christianity. His wife, Bee Teik, trained as a doctor, now works as a writer and
spiritual director. They have three children, Yang Jerng, Xin Ping and En Ning.
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