The politics of religion and the complex spirituality of religious encounters and co-realizations: The multiverse of Hindu engagement with Christianity in India

The Politics and Religion Journal 7 (1):41-73 (2013)
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The paper discusses the complexity of spiritual quest and bordercrossing dialogues in India. It discusses the multiverse of engagement between Hindus and Christians and the plural streams of co-walking, contradictions and confrontations. It discusses the complex histories of encounters between Hindus and Christians. It discusses the inter-religious dialogues undertaken by religious leaders, reformers and common people from both the traditions.

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