WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND? THE (NON-)EXISTENCE OF (DIVINE) RETRIBUTION IN ANCIENT CHINESE LITERATURE AND THE HEBREW BIBLE Back August 24, 2026 by emily chan MetadataShare TitleWHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND? THE (NON-)EXISTENCE OF (DIVINE) RETRIBUTION IN ANCIENT CHINESE LITERATURE AND THE HEBREW BIBLEAuthorLEONG, ANDREW CHIN HEIPUBLISH YEAR2021FACULTY / RESEARCH UNITFACULTY OF RELIGIOUS STUDIES AND PHILOSOPHYDOCUMENT TYPEBook SectionPart ofSACRED AND THE EVERYDAY: COMPARATIVE APPROACHES TO LITERATURE, RELIGIOUS AND SECULARISBN978-99965-940-8-3LANGUAGEENGLISH Continue browsing TRANSLATING TWO MINDS IN THE TRADITION OF ONE FAITH: CONSIDERATIONS OF INTERCULTURAL DYNAMICS IN THE PARALLELS OF JOHN HENRY NEWMAN (1801-1890) AND JOSEPH MA XIANGBO (1840-1939) THE COMBAT OF TRUTH AND ERROR: NEWMAN AND CHESTERTON ON HERESY Back to items list