Education

2006-2012  Southern Methodist University, Graduate Program in Religious Studies, Ph.D  in Religious Studies (degree conferred in May 2013) [GPA 3.9]

2005-2006  Yale Divinity School, Master of Sacred Theology

2000-2005  Yale Divinity School, Master of Divinity

1995-2000  Peking University, Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies

1997-2000  Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies

1995-1997  School of International Relations

 

Academic Experiences

Spring 2016-Spring 2018, Fujian Theological Seminary, teach Systematic Theology,

History of Christian Thought, New Testament Greek

Spring 2014 Fudan University, School of Philosophy, Teacher of “Barth Seminar”

September 2013-September 2015 Fudan University, School of Philosophy, Post-doctoral

Research Fellow

 

Publication

“A Comparison of Niebuhr and Barth’s Anthropology and Doctrine of Sin: Starting with the Effect of Sin on the ‘Image of God’ and with a Concern for Their Ethical Orientations,” accepted by Logos & Pneuma, Hong Kong, 2016 Spring (44).

 

“Is There A God?----An Examination of Anselm’s Ontological Proof of God’s Existence with Kant’s Refutation,” Journal of Religious Philosophy, Taiwan, December 2014(70), pp.127-149.

 

“Is There A God?----An Examination of Anselm’s Ontological Proof of God’s Existence with Kant’s Refutation” (Chinese version),  accepted by Christian Scholarship, 2015(12).

 

“How Can a Collection of Books Written by Men Be the Word of God?”, Christian Scholarship, Yi-hua Xu, Qing-xiong  Zhang, ed., 2014(11), pp.78-95.

 

Philosophy of Religion in The Classics of Contemporary Philosophy, Qing-xiong Zhang ed., with abstracts and introductions of contributors written by Jing Cheng, Beijing Normal University Publishing Group, 2014.

 

A History of Christian Missions in China, by Kenneth S. Latourette, trans. by Li-bai Lei and Jing Cheng, etc., Logos and Pneuma Press, 2009.