In the backdrop of the framework of sociological theories of secularization and institutionalization, this book examines the recent trends in Indian Christianity. Discussing the sociological perspectives on how the processes of modernization and globalization impact religious belief and practice in the world today, it analyses the internal dynamics of institutionalized religions.
Further presenting sociological analysis of Pentecostal sects, it describes in detail the life and ministry of pastoral clergy of India, and the effectiveness of the formation of priests and the religions. It also analyses the role of the Church in social transformation through education.
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