這篇文章嘗試從個人與宗教學啟蒙師長武金正神父，在宗教學學思建構過程的微觀宗教思想史角度下，闡述宗教和神學、宗教學和台灣在地人文研究領域之間的關連性，特別觸及到有基督宗教信仰背景的宗教研究者，對於基督宗教之外的宗教現象的理解態度。同時也從長老教會神學院、武金正神父、以及輔仁大學宗教學術機構所扮演的角色，來探討到宗教學教育體制在知識啟蒙、解放與實踐上的可能性。

This article presents my personal initiation into religious theory and practice in a microhistorical perspective in the history of religious thought in Taiwan, in particular, with Professor Joseph Vu's inferences about religious education in Fu Jen Catholic University. I first explore how I have been initiated by Professor Joseph Vu and discuss the relationship between religious studies and theology, Mircea Eliade's religious theory and humanities in Taiwan, interreligious dialogue, and liberating education. I then demonstrate the possibilities and limitations of religious studies in liberating higher education in Taiwan. For this I draw on studies of the Presbyterian Church seminary (Taiwan Theological College), Aletheia University, and Fu Jen Catholic University.