All of us aware that it is the challenge of witnessing together in mission that gave birth to ecumenism. The perspectives of both mission and evangelism have changed during the last 75 years. This means that our vision of ecumenism will depend on our views...Read More
It may sound strange that we are still speaking of “Indian theology” as something that still has to develop. We have had many books that have charted the developments in Indian theology in the recent decades. The Indian Theological Association has been exploring various topics...Read More
The Indian Quest For Fullness Theology as mystagogy relates it to spiritual experience, saving it from being an abstract, rational discourse. Theological reflection emerges out of the experience of divine mystery in the sacramental life and leads back to the same experience as it leads...Read More
In the previous chapters we have been seeing the significance and place of the ‘option for the poor’ in the Christian tradition. Is this option something very special to Christianity or is it found also in other world religions, even if the accents in which...Read More
A world full of injustice and inequality, oppression and marginalization is divided between the rich and the poor, the powerful and the powerless, the dominant and the subaltern. There is an ongoing conflict between two groups of people. The more powerful are usually better organized....Read More
