Wai Luen KWOK, Prof

Arts & Humanities

1. Theology 100%
2. Hong Kong 51%
3. Trinity 50%
4. Doctrine 45%
5. Religion 42%
6. Oral History 34%
7. Narrative Therapy 34%
8. Sino-Japanese War 31%
9. Sanctification 29%
10. Narrative Theology 27%
11. Christianity 27%
12. Ministry 25%
13. Evangelical Theology 23%
14. Confucianism 23%
15. Identity Construction 23%
16. Participation 22%
17. Intertextuality 22%
18. Missionaries 22%
19. Just War 22%
20. China 21%
21. Faith 20%
22. Hermeneutics 20%
23. Theological Implications 19%
24. Deity 19%
25. Justice 18%
26. Interaction 18%
27. Healing 18%
28. Fundamentalists 18%
29. Hong Kong Chinese 18%
30. Christianity in China 17%
31. Spiritualization 17%
32. Peace 17%
33. Hermeneutic Perspective 17%
34. Confucian 17%
35. Teaching 17%
36. Ming 17%
37. Youth Ministry 16%
38. Metaphysics 16%
39. Sola Scriptura 16%
40. Religious Discourse 16%
41. Wolfhart Pannenberg 16%
42. Documentary History 16%
43. Church's Mission 16%
44. Modernity 16%
45. Protestant Christianity 15%
46. Theology of Religions 15%
47. Public Theology 15%
48. History of Christianity 15%
49. Church-state Relations 14%
50. Narrative History 14%