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Indian Christians is a scholarly work that both describes the context in which Christians find themselves in contemporary India and also questions it on the basis of theological, historical, and socio-political-religious knowledge. Readers who are unfamiliar with the various Indian Christian communities will be helped to comprehend their history, characteristics and situation, and Indian Christians themselves will be enabled to think ethically and theologically about how to respond to today's challenges, both external and internal. Dr. Viju Wilson shows himself to be a well-informed guide to the topic and a wise commentator on current affairs. * KIRSTEEN KIM, PhD, Paul E. Pierson Professor of World Christianity and Associate Dean for the Center for Missiological Research, Fuller Theological Seminary, USA * Tracing the core contemporary challenges confronting Indian Christians and the broader nation with a balanced and scholarly approach, the book explores critical issues such as identity, caste, religious freedom, and gender justice, while addressing the systemic discrimination faced by marginalized communities. Serving as a catalyst for introspection and extrospection, it compels readers - Christian and non-Christian alike - to engage with questions of fundamental rights, equity, and social justice. * GIRI KRISHNAN, Professor of Religion at Gurukul Lutheran Theological College and Research Institute, Chennai *

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VIJU WILSON teaches Theology at Union Biblical Seminary, Pune, Maharashtra. He is the author of Ecclesiology of Prophetic Participation; Theology of Solidarity: A Study on the Theology of James Massey; Faith and Praxis: A Collection of Reflections; The Upper Cloth Revolt in South Travancore: Theological Interpretation of a Subaltern Movement; and Faith Seeking Praxis: Essays on Subaltern Agency, Church and Praxis of Faith.

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