- Title Pages
- Preface
- List of Maps
- List of Illustrations
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1 INTRODUCTION: CHRISTIANS, CHRISTIANITY, AND CHRISTENDOM -
2 CONTEXTUALIZING COMPLEXITY, I: INDIA'S LANDS, PEOPLES, AND SOCIAL STRUCTURES -
3 CONTEXTUALIZING COMPLEXITY, II: INDIA'S DOMINANT RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS: SANĀTANA‐DHARMA AND DAR‐UL‐ISLAM -
4 THOMAS CHRISTIANS AND THE THOMAS TRADITION -
5 PFARANGI CATHOLIC CHRISTIANS AND PADROADO CHRISTENDOM -
6 EVANGELICAL CHRISTIANS AS MISSIONARY DUBASHIS: CONDUITS OF CROSS‐CULTURAL COMMUNICATION -
7 INDIA'S RAJ AND POLITICAL LOGIC: THE UNIFICATION OF INDIA, A SOUTHERN PERSPECTIVE -
8 ĀVARNA CHRISTIANS AND CONVERSION MOVEMENTS -
9 MISSIONARIES, COLONIALISM, AND ECCLESIASTICAL DOMINION -
10 INDIAN CHRISTIANS AND ‘HINDU RAJ’ -
11 ELITE EDUCATION AND MISSIONARIES -
12 CATHOLIC RENEWAL AND RESURGENCE -
13 ‘TROPHIES OF GRACE’ AND THEIR PUBLIC INFLUENCE -
14 ADIVĀSI1 -
15 CONCLUSION AND EPILOGUE - BIBLIOGRAPHY
- GLOSSARY: SELECT COLLECTION OF TERMS
- INDEX
INTRODUCTION: CHRISTIANS, CHRISTIANITY, AND CHRISTENDOM
INTRODUCTION: CHRISTIANS, CHRISTIANITY, AND CHRISTENDOM
- Chapter:
- (p.1) 1 INTRODUCTION: CHRISTIANS, CHRISTIANITY, AND CHRISTENDOM
- Source:
- Christianity in India
- Author(s):
Robert Eric Frykenberg (Contributor Webpage)
- Publisher:
- Oxford University Press
This introductory chapter begins with a discussion of the initial expansions of the ‘Word of God’ and Christianity across the world. It then discusses the primal religions and Christianity, and attempts to write a history of Christianity in India.
Keywords: God, gospel, Christianity, religion, proliferation, India
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- Title Pages
- Preface
- List of Maps
- List of Illustrations
-
1 INTRODUCTION: CHRISTIANS, CHRISTIANITY, AND CHRISTENDOM -
2 CONTEXTUALIZING COMPLEXITY, I: INDIA'S LANDS, PEOPLES, AND SOCIAL STRUCTURES -
3 CONTEXTUALIZING COMPLEXITY, II: INDIA'S DOMINANT RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS: SANĀTANA‐DHARMA AND DAR‐UL‐ISLAM -
4 THOMAS CHRISTIANS AND THE THOMAS TRADITION -
5 PFARANGI CATHOLIC CHRISTIANS AND PADROADO CHRISTENDOM -
6 EVANGELICAL CHRISTIANS AS MISSIONARY DUBASHIS: CONDUITS OF CROSS‐CULTURAL COMMUNICATION -
7 INDIA'S RAJ AND POLITICAL LOGIC: THE UNIFICATION OF INDIA, A SOUTHERN PERSPECTIVE -
8 ĀVARNA CHRISTIANS AND CONVERSION MOVEMENTS -
9 MISSIONARIES, COLONIALISM, AND ECCLESIASTICAL DOMINION -
10 INDIAN CHRISTIANS AND ‘HINDU RAJ’ -
11 ELITE EDUCATION AND MISSIONARIES -
12 CATHOLIC RENEWAL AND RESURGENCE -
13 ‘TROPHIES OF GRACE’ AND THEIR PUBLIC INFLUENCE -
14 ADIVĀSI1 -
15 CONCLUSION AND EPILOGUE - BIBLIOGRAPHY
- GLOSSARY: SELECT COLLECTION OF TERMS
- INDEX
