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gme-3017	Ma, Tianji	Between Two Worlds: Identity-Theological Reflections of Second-Generation Chinese Christians in Germany—A Case Study	2025	10	.docx	application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document	5272	323	50	Key Words: second-generation Chinese Christians, bicultural identity, Chinese churches in Germany, intergenerational tensions, cultural hybridity, identity-theological reflection, Duplex church model, Diaspora Theology Introduction The Chinese Christian church in Germany (Ma, 2025; Ma & Chen, 2025a, 2025b)[endnoteRef:1] is a diasporic phenomenon that has grown since the late twentieth century, giving rise to congregations of first-generation Chinese immigrants and now their German-raised children. By examining identity and theology (and setting aside for now practical missionary strategies), this article aims to shed light on how being Chinese shapes the faith of the second generation, how young Chinese Christians perceive their cultural-religious identity in diaspora, how they negotiate that identity in the German context, and what these processes could mean for the future of Chinese churches in Germany.	cache/gme-3017.docx	txt/gme-3017.txt