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crda-215	James, Manohar	Rebecca Samuel Shah and Joel Carpenter, Eds. Christianity in India: Conversion, Community Development and Religious Freedom. Minneapolis, MN: Fortress Press, 2018.	2019	2	.pdf	application/pdf	1276	41	31	While enumerating the reasons why some American evangelicals emphasized social engagement and economic development beyond personal spiritual transformation while others did not, Arrington shows a few examples of Indian Christian practices and theologies on holism and suggests that “American evangelicals engaged in social action must not only look at what God is doing outside the West, but hear the interpretation of what God is doing from theologians from outside the West.” The first part informs how Christian conversions have been negatively viewed and portrayed by Hindu nationalists, although many converts preserve their Indian identity and contribute to the development of the underprivileged and marginalized people around them.	cache/crda-215.pdf	txt/crda-215.txt