Building A Nation

Transformation: An International Journal of Holistic Mission Studies 16 (4):141-144 (1999)
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Abstract

India, the world's largest democracy of 1 billion people, went to the polls in September 1999. In this article the director of the Evangelical Fellowship of India Commission on Relief and Development offers a critical reading of India's journey in building a nation state, and the challenge this represents to evangelicals to present a public face for the Christian faith in such a context. The article is a prelude to a larger and longer study he is undertaking, which the editors hope to include a future issue of Transformation.

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