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Christianity among the Meiteis in Manipur : A Missiological Perspective
0Original price was: ₹945.25.₹945.00Current price is: ₹945.00.Discover the profound reasons for the rejection of Christianity among Manipur’s Meitei community. This insightful missiological perspective by Dr. L. Bimol meticulously examines three key factors: Sanskritisation, the revival of traditional Meitei religion, and the influence of British colonialism in Manipur. Understanding these dynamics is crucial, especially as minority Meitei Christians currently face persecution. This book is essential for scholars, students of religious studies, missiology, and anyone seeking a deeper comprehension of religious and cultural shifts in North East India’s complex historical context.
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Christianity and Belonging in Shimla, North India: Sacred Entanglements of A Himalayan Landscape (Bloomsbury Studies in Material Religion)
0₹3,538.82Uncover the captivating religious dynamics of Shimla, India. This book delves into the sacred entanglements of a Himalayan landscape, revealing how Christianity, Hinduism, and Sikhism coexist harmoniously. Jonathan Miles-Watson’s decade-long research offers profound ethnographic insights into devotional practices and the material religion surrounding sacred sites. Essential for students of anthropology, religious studies, and postcolonial India, it redefines understandings of faith, heritage, and belonging in a vibrant postcolonial city.
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Christianity and Health & Educational Development in South Travancore : The Work of the London Missionary Society from 1890-1947
0Original price was: ₹470.25.₹470.00Current price is: ₹470.00.Uncover the transformative impact of the London Missionary Society (LMS) on health and educational development in South Travancore, specifically the Kanyakumari district, from 1890 to 1947. Dr. M. Christhudhas’s meticulous research reveals how missionary efforts significantly advanced healthcare and schooling across society during this crucial period. This essential volume offers profound insights into Indian social history, the pivotal role of Christian missions in South India’s progress, and the foundational development of education and health services in the region. A vital read for scholars and enthusiasts of Indian historical development and missionary work.
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Christianity and National Integration in Northeast India : Its Role among Tribes and Communities for Contributing towards Cultural, Educational, Humanitarian and Peace Initiatives
0₹712.50Uncover the vital connection between Christianity and national integration in India’s Northeast. This essential study examines how Christian missions and indigenous leaders have shaped cultural, educational, humanitarian, and peace initiatives among diverse tribal communities. Gain deep insights into their significant contributions to regional development and national unity. A must-read for scholars, students of Indian socio-religious history, and policymakers interested in the evolving landscape of Northeast India.
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Christianity as Distinct Practices: A Complicated Relationship (Rethinking Theologies: Constructing Alternatives in History and Doctrine)
0₹12,980.00Uncover the essence of Christianity not just as belief, but as a profound tapestry of distinct practices. Professor Dr. Jan-Olav Henriksen reconstructs this complex relationship, highlighting how historically shaped Christian practices—from prayer to scripture—drive orientation and transformation. Discover how the Jesus story uniquely informs these practices, offering a deeper, pragmatic understanding beyond dogma. This essential read for theology students, religious studies scholars, and anyone interested in comparative religion in India provides critical insights into faith traditions. It argues effectively that practices, not just creed, define Christianity’s distinct character.
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Christianity in Ceylon: Its Introduction and Progress Under the Portuguese, The Dutch, the British and American Missions
0₹1,045.00Discover the compelling journey of Christianity in Ceylon, charting its introduction and progress under influential colonial powers. James Emerson Tennent offers a deep dive into the missionary efforts of the Portuguese, Dutch, British, and American missions from 1505. This historical account vividly portrays religious and cultural shifts, providing ethnographic insights into local habits and societal evolution. It’s an indispensable resource for anyone studying South Asian history, colonial legacies, or the evolution of faith in the Indian Ocean region. Explore a pivotal chapter in regional religious and cultural transformation.
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Christianity in the 21st Century: Reflections on the Challenges Ahead
0₹1,294.67Explore the evolving landscape of faith with this insightful look at Christianity’s path in the 21st century. Robert Wuthnow offers a realistic and hopeful assessment of the challenges facing the church globally. This essential read delves into the impact of secularization, changing social dynamics, and the future of spiritual engagement. Perfect for theology students, scholars of religion, and anyone seeking to understand contemporary Christian thought and its trajectory in a modern world. Gain valuable perspectives on spiritual growth and the enduring relevance of faith today.
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Christians and Missionaries in India: Cross-Cultural Communication Since 1500 (Studies in the History of Christian Missions)
0₹4,718.82Challenge the perception of Christianity as solely a Western import in India. This insightful book offers a vital exploration of cross-cultural communication and the evolution of Indian Christian communities since 1500. Discover Christianity’s deep, non-Western roots within India, and its complex interactions with local cultures. It meticulously examines the roles of caste, conversion, and colonialism, enriching your understanding of Indian religious history. Essential for students, historians, and anyone curious about the diverse heritage of Christians in India, this work provides a nuanced perspective beyond colonial narratives.
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Christology in Context :: A Tribal-Indigenous Appraisal of North East India
0₹807.50Discover a groundbreaking Indigenous Christology from North East India. This essential appraisal offers profound insights into how Naga cultural values and indigenous metaphors reframe Christian understanding in India. Explore a unique tribal perspective that enriches Indian theology. Perfect for scholars, theologians, and anyone interested in the intersection of faith and culture within India’s diverse Northeast region. A vital contribution to contextual theological studies in India.
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Church and Empire :: Detailing Theological Musings
0₹570.00Embark on a profound theological journey exploring the intricate relationship between faith and societal structures. This insightful volume offers a deep dive into Christian thought, examining the enduring influence of the Church across historical and existential landscapes. Gain essential perspectives on spirituality and the dynamics of belief in a complex world. Discover theological depths that shape our understanding of faith, power, and community. An essential read for theology students, clergy, spiritual seekers, and anyone interested in faith’s impact on societal influence.
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Church and State Relations in Pauline Epistles:: Its Implications for Religion and Politics in Mizoram
0Original price was: ₹470.25.₹470.00Current price is: ₹470.00.Explore the intricate dynamics of Church and State relations through the lens of Pauline Epistles. This insightful study delves into the Greco-Roman world and Roman Empire’s socio-political landscape, unearthing Paul’s profound teachings on submission to authority and God’s sovereignty. Crucially, it examines the implications for religion and politics specifically within Mizoram, India. Essential reading for scholars, theologians, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Christian engagement with governance and societal structures in the Indian context.
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Church as the Bride of Christ: Ecclesiological & Societal Understanding of the Early Syriac Church based on the Select Homilies of Mar Jacob of Serugh
0₹750.00Uncover the profound ecclesiology of the Early Syriac Church with this insightful study. Indian scholar Santhosh K. Joshua delves into the select homilies of Mar Jacob of Serugh, illuminating the foundational concept of the Church as the Bride of Christ and its societal impact. A vital read for theologians, scholars of early Christianity, and anyone interested in Syriac tradition, this book offers a unique perspective on faith and community. Gain deep insights into a cornerstone of Christian history.
