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Fri Aug 6

There's a religious revival going on in China -- under the constant watch of the Communist Party

Written by Mario Poceski, Professor of Buddhist Studies and Chinese Religions, University of Florida

The Chinese government has promoted a revival of Confucianism, along with traditional religious practices, as part of its nationalist agenda.AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein

The Chinese Communist Party is celebrating the 100th anniversary of its founding in 1921. For most of those decades, the party sought to restrict or obliterate traditional religious...

There's a religious revival going on in China -- under the constant watch of the Communist Party

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