A Theology of Peaceful Co-Existence with Community Consciousness : A Study Based on the Concept of 'Wider Community' in India in the Writings of P.D. Devanandan and M.M. Thomas in a context of Hindu Rashtra of Hindutva [VI] vad, that is, 'India Belongs to Hindu Only / Jacob Mathew

By:

Mathew, Jacob

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Bangalore : Omega Book World; 2020.Description: 328 pISBN:

9789389069372

DDC classification:

C94.3 M421

Contents:

The concept of nation and nationalism: A Brief Socio-historical analysis,Paul David Devannnandan and his contribution to the concept of a wider community in India, Madathiparampil Mammen Thomas and his contribution to the concept of a wider community in India, A critical appraisal towards the construction of a conceptual framework and its corresponding components for a wider community in India.

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The concept of nation and nationalism: A Brief Socio-historical analysis,Paul David Devannnandan and his contribution to the concept of a wider community in India,
Madathiparampil Mammen Thomas and his contribution to the concept of a wider community in India,
A critical appraisal towards the construction of a conceptual framework and its corresponding components for a wider community in India.

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