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This important volume examines the major arguments on conversion between Hindus and Christians, and also among Christian theologians in both pre and post-Independence India. It reveals and interprets the arguments for and against conversion and seeks to understand them within a historical and contemporary perspective. Engaging and immensely relevant, this book will interest policy-makers, journalists, academics, and lay readers, besides being indispensable to researchers and students of sociology, religion, theology, history, politics, and law.