- LOU, Tseng-Tsiang
- (1871-1949)Chinese statesman and ROMAN CATHOLIC BENEDICTINE MONK who saw CHRISTIANITY as the completion of the CONFUCIAN TRADITION. His major work was Ways of Confucius and of Christ (1948).
Concise dictionary of Religion. 2012.
LOU, Tseng-Tsiang
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