Summary | China's government has long fretted over the
confluence of Christianity and activism. Now it appears the
regime may have Christianity to thank for the taming of one of
the country's most famous human-rights figures.
confluence of Christianity and activism. Now it appears the
regime may have Christianity to thank for the taming of one of
the country's most famous human-rights figures.
blogs.wsj.com | 26 May 2015