Christian Mission in Seventeenth-Century Taiwan provides a fascinating account of the introduction and development of the Christian faith on the island. By examining a wide range of texts, beliefs, and practices, the author reconstructs how mission work was received and adapted within a complex cultural landscape. This book offers a critical look at the challenges faced by missionaries and the diverse ways in which local populations interacted with new theological ideas. As you read, you will gain a deeper understanding of the interplay between faith, colonisation, and cross-cultural communication during this pivotal period in Asian history. Perfect for those interested in the history of global Christianity or the specific development of Taiwanese religious life, this text serves as a key resource for understanding how the gospel was introduced to the region. It balances historical detail with theological reflection, making it an essential read for scholars and students alike.