Add to ORKGA discussion of the inculturation movement in Indian Catholicism that attempts to adapt Catholic liturgy and religious symbolism to Hindu culture. The article discusses the writings of Indian theologian D. S. Amalorpavadass, their reception, and reactions to them among Dalit (Untouchable) Catholics. The article focuses on the experimental Indian rite Mass as well as the overall relationship between theology and anthropology. The article was published as part of the annual volume of the College Theological Society
Hinduism is a unique phenomenon that gave rise to many schools of thought and worldview systems. Thi...
Interreligious dialogue is a vital theological concern for the Catholic Church in India. Over the pa...
PhD (Missiology), North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus in co-operation with Greenwich School ...
For many centuries India has been seen by historians and philosophers as the land of mysticism and s...
The ‘Other’ has always been a matter of concern from the beginning of humanity and Chri...
The following discussion on culture and conversion is intended to be a practical contribution to the...
This essay discusses the challenges faced by Indian Catholicism, particularly as it seeks to adapt t...
This article presents a reassessment of the Hindu-Christian dialogue in its relationship with modern...
Catherine Clémentin-Ojha, "Indianization and Implantation: The Relevance of the 'Inculturation' of t...
This Nidān double-volume special issue on ‘Christianity in India’ is an extensive enterprise of most...
Any discussion of India from the point of view of the West must deal with the problem posed by the c...
This article explores the Roman Catholic intellectual milieu and the articulated perspective of theo...
This article combines ethnographic description of the practices of Hindu and Christian visitors of t...
This dissertation is a historical (Chapter 2), theological (Chapter 3) and pedagogical (Chapter 4) i...
A discussion of a Dalit (Untouchable) Catholic catechist and communist activist in India. The artic...
Hinduism is a unique phenomenon that gave rise to many schools of thought and worldview systems. Thi...
Interreligious dialogue is a vital theological concern for the Catholic Church in India. Over the pa...
PhD (Missiology), North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus in co-operation with Greenwich School ...
For many centuries India has been seen by historians and philosophers as the land of mysticism and s...
The ‘Other’ has always been a matter of concern from the beginning of humanity and Chri...
The following discussion on culture and conversion is intended to be a practical contribution to the...
This essay discusses the challenges faced by Indian Catholicism, particularly as it seeks to adapt t...
This article presents a reassessment of the Hindu-Christian dialogue in its relationship with modern...
Catherine Clémentin-Ojha, "Indianization and Implantation: The Relevance of the 'Inculturation' of t...
This Nidān double-volume special issue on ‘Christianity in India’ is an extensive enterprise of most...
Any discussion of India from the point of view of the West must deal with the problem posed by the c...
This article explores the Roman Catholic intellectual milieu and the articulated perspective of theo...
This article combines ethnographic description of the practices of Hindu and Christian visitors of t...
This dissertation is a historical (Chapter 2), theological (Chapter 3) and pedagogical (Chapter 4) i...
A discussion of a Dalit (Untouchable) Catholic catechist and communist activist in India. The artic...
Hinduism is a unique phenomenon that gave rise to many schools of thought and worldview systems. Thi...
Interreligious dialogue is a vital theological concern for the Catholic Church in India. Over the pa...
PhD (Missiology), North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus in co-operation with Greenwich School ...