IJSWS # 25，pp. 7-20，From the Editors’ Desk Paulos HUANG, YANG Ying, K. H. Ting’s One-Sided Interpretation of Xin (信) as a verb

IJSWS # 25，pp. 23-31，WANG Xiaoqiang, Lu Shiyong’s Interpretation of the Nature and Artistry of A Verse in “Nine Songs”

IJSWS # 25，pp. 32-44，LIANG Wanjing, The Exotic Country in the Quarrel of the Ancients and the Moderns: Images of China in the Battle of the Books

IJSWS # 25，pp. 47-63，QIAO Fei, On the Legal Culture Analysis of Yanzhou Anti-Church Case in Late Qing Dynasty

IJSWS # 25，pp. 64-77，BAI Junxiao, St. Augustine’s Cosmological Arguments on Transcendent Beauty

IJSWS # 25，pp. 81-98，Jacob Chengwei Feng, The China Aspiration in Light of Jacob’s Narrative (Genesis 25:19-36:43): Toward a Chinese Public Theology for Human Flourishing in the Third Millennium

IJSWS # 25，pp. 99-112，Mo Zhengyi, Women and Aged Disability: A Study of Naomi’s Gender identity and its Transformation in the Book of Ruth

IJSWS # 25，pp. 115-131，HAN Xing, The concept of religious authority and power of the monarch in Shang Dynasty

IJSWS # 25，pp. 132-142，Wu Qian, Ontological Theory Based on Practical Wisdom——An Exploration of the Gains and Losses of Mou Zongsan's “Metaphysics of Morality” Construction

IJSWS # 25，pp. 145-155，XIE Wenyu, The True Meaning of the Lord of Heaven and the Differences in Concerns between Chinese and Western Thinking

IJSWS # 25，pp. 156-167，XIAO Qinghe, Matteo Ricci and the New Horizon of the Intellectual World in late Ming: A Response to Prof. XIE Wenyu’s Article “The True Meaning of the Lord of Heaven and the Differences in Concerns between Chinese and Western Thinking”

IJSWS # 25，pp. 171-186，YANG Ying, The Definition, Methods and Other Related Issues of Intellectual History ——Also on the History of Martin Luther's Thoughts in China

IJSWS # 25，pp. 187-196，He Danchun, On the Definition and Research Methods of Intellectual History: Taking the Origin of Liberation Theology for example

IJSWS # 25，pp. 197-206，Ruixiang Li, Discussion on the Study of Philosophy and Theology in the Perspective of the Intellectual History: Taking Martin Luther's Influence on Heidegger as an Example

IJSWS # 25，pp. 207-210 Notes for Contributors

IJSWS # 25，pp. 211-213 Footnote Format and Requirements