Christians and Missionaries in India Jay D. Aronson and poor pay drove them

and poor pay drove them to help unionize the city's laundry workers

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Laura Davies

As a theological ethicist and progressive Catholic

Christians and Missionaries in India Jay D. Aronson and poor pay drove themThis interesting volume challenges the long held assumption that Christianity in India is nothing but a colonial or Western imposition. Leading experts here chronicle the histories and cultures of India's many Christian communities and show that local Indian leaders were the real agents of religious change in the subcontinent. These chapters range widely over various facets of Indian society and its religious developments. Of crucial importance is the