This listing is for 'The Image of Christianity in Japan: A Survey,' a significant academic work published by Sophia University in 1980. This English version, edited by James P. Colligan, delves into the multifaceted image of Christianity within Japanese society. The book explores various aspects of religious belief, practice, and perception in Japan, offering a valuable resource for scholars and anyone interested in the intersection of Japanese culture and Christian faith.

The volume includes contributions from Kiyoko Takeda, who provided the principal chart commentary, and an essay which was not in the Japanese original. It covers topics such as attitudes toward religious belief, assessment of Christian churches, public perception of Christianity, and the role of religion in family life. Printed in Japan, this paperback edition is a unique historical and sociological study.

Condition: The book is in good vintage condition. The cover shows some minor wear and discoloration consistent with age. The pages are clean and the binding is intact. Please refer to the images for a detailed view of the book's condition.