Indian and Christian :  Changing Identities in Modern India 

 - Bangalore;  South Asian Institute Of Advanced Christian Studies,  c2011 
 - `xv+315p 
<br/><br/> Papers from the First SAIACS Annual Consultation 9-12 November 2012 
<br/><br/>1. The Burden of History and the Gift of Identity: Reflections on Christianity in India<br/>2. History , History Books and the Blue Jackal<br/>3. The Poetics and Politics of Pauline Identity: Wrestling with an ancestor to Articulate Our Identity as 'Indians' and 'Christians'<br/>4. Early Christin Identity Formation and its Relevance for Modern India<br/>                THEOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY<br/>5. Indian-Christian: Filling the Blank Theologically<br/>6. Being Indian, Becoming Christian: Toward a Theological Vision for Identity  Formation<br/>7. Identity Beyond Violence and the Politics of Friendship<br/>8. Hindu and Christian: Conflict or Challenge?<br/>9. Communalism and Nationalism: Lessons from the Indian Christian Rejection of the 'Communal Award' in 1932<br/>                    RELIGION AND CULTURE<br/>10. Christian Identity and Religious Pluralism in India: Conversion and the Hindutva Challenge to Indian Identity<br/>11. Castes of Mind and the Culture of Conversion: A Study of Indigenous Church Movements in Contemporary Eastern Uttar Pradesh<br/>12. Revisiting the Identity of Women<br/>13.  Indian and European Muslim Identity: Possible Implications for Christian Political Thought<br/>                   PASTORAL THEOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY<br/>14. Religious Conversion and Dual Identity: A Phenomenological Perspective<br/>15. Identity and Conflict: A Pastoral Response<br/>16. Human Identity from the Perspective of Hinduism<br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9788187712268 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Theology<br/>Philosophy <br/>Pastoral Theology
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>275.4  / S72629