Contents of Science and Atheism, Issue 1, 2019 (Total Issue No. 117) | Marxism Research Network

Assume the Mission and Tasks of the Cause of Atheism in the New Era Through a Leap in Ideological Understanding Zhu Xiaoming

"The Mission and Tasks of Atheism in the New Era" Zhang Jiansong

Implement Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era: Accelerate the Construction of the Discipline of Marxist Atheism Jia Runguo

An Analysis of the Dual Influence of Religion on Ethnic Unity Wang Dongli

On the Economic Sources of the Religious Resurgence in Recent Years Cao Zhenfei

A Re-examination of the Question of Faith in the Age of Science Liu Chenye

"Learning of the Mind-Nature" ^[1] and Atheism Yue Dechang

American Atheism: A Rising Social Trend of Thought Yang Lan

Three Dimensions of "Sinicization of Religion" ^[2] Dai Jicheng

Historical Review and Reflections on Marxist Education Regarding the Outlook on Religion ^[3] Among University Students Xing Guozhong

The Contemporary Chinese "Spiritual Cultivation Fever" and Cult Phenomena: A Case Study of the Osho Community Chen Tianjia, Shao Peng

Back Cover: Selected Photographs from the Annual Conference (Web Editor: Jing Mu)

Notes

↩ [1] 心性之学 (xīnxìng zhī xué): A core concept in Neo-Confucianism, often translated as the "learning of the mind and nature." It focuses on internal moral cultivation and the metaphysical relationship between the human mind and the cosmic principle (Li). In this context, the author likely explores the intersection between traditional Chinese internal cultivation and secular atheist thought.

↩ [2] 宗教中国化 (zōngjiào Zhōngguóhuà): "Sinicization of Religion." This is a major policy priority in the New Era, requiring religious groups to align their doctrines and practices with Chinese culture, socialist society, and the leadership of the CPC. Unlike "Sinicization of Marxism," which is an analytical framework, the Sinicization of Religion is an active regulatory and cultural project.

↩ [3] 宗教观 (zōngjiào guān): "Outlook on religion" or "view of religion." In Chinese Marxist discourse, this refers to the systematic application of historical materialism to the study of religion, emphasizing that religion is a social and historical phenomenon that will eventually wither away as productive forces and social consciousness advance.