While traditional religious faith is impacted by modern rational thinking and scientific technology, people nonetheless pursue spirituality or transcendence. The fact that mythology is disenchanted by the rationalization of the society does not mean people no more aspire to be touched and satisfied deep within their souls. Though modern culture is different from traditional culture in the way of expression, there is still profound spiritual need or transcendental aspiration within human nature or human culture itself. In face of the great progresses made by contemporary religious philosophy and modern religious theories, the pioneering of the modern theories of traditional local religions is indeed confronted with a brand new situation full of challenges and possibilities. In view of the research on the doctrines of religious philosophy in the academic circle, the writer studies particularly Confucianism and Christianity, Here, we list and comment on the religious views of three representative scholars of modern philosophy. The humanist moral religion of the New-Confucian, Zong-san Mo, is a humanist Confucianism informed by the doctrine of mind; Archbishop Kuang Lo's theism is a Christianity fused philosophy of life; and the complete humanism of Professor Chun-yi Tang, a contemporary New-Confucian, is a Confucianism that returns to the unity of heaven and man. The writer implicitly tries to fit the three religious interpretations appropriately into the doctrinal framework of the modern dialectical interpretations about the unity of heaven and man.