julia ching造句

• Chinese concepts of religion differ from concepts in Judaism and Christianity, says scholar Julia Ching, which were " religions of the fathers ", that is, patriarchal religions, whereas Chinese religion was not only " a patriarchal religion but also an ancestral religion ".
• Also surviving are three stepdaughters, Alice Ching Mock of Honolulu, Dr . Julia Ching of Toronto and Priscilla Ching-Chung of Hong Kong; two stepsons, Anthony B . Ching of Tempe, Ariz ., and Frank Ching of Hong Kong; and two grandchildren and three great-grandsons.
• According to comparative religion scholar Julia Ching, Japanese Buddhism " is so closely associated with the memory of the dead and the ancestral cult that the family shrines dedicated to the ancestors, and still occupying a place of honor in homes, are popularly called the " Butsudan ", literally'the Buddhist altars '.