Original sentence: According to the 3rd century Acts of Thomas, the first Christians in India were converted by St Thomas the Apostle, who arrived at Kodungallur on the Malabar Coast of India in 52 AD.After evangelizing in Kerala and Tamil Nadu, the Apostle is believed to have been killed at St.Christians also come under attack by hindus because they belive christianity is the only true religon and convert hindus through inducment.However, the theory has never been discounted either, and the Keralites still attribute an apostolic origin to their church.In the powerful election committee of the ruling Indian National Congress party they take four out of twelve places.Members of the Syro-Malabar Church, an eastern rite of the Roman Catholic Church, adopted the Syriac liturgy dating from fourth century Antioch.The Christian community founded by St Thomas has since developed into a number of churches, including Syriac-rite churches in communion with the Roman Catholic, Antiochian Orthodox churches, and 'Nestorian' churches.The arrival of St Thomas, and the subsequent establishment of the seven and a half churches is viewed with skepticism by historians, as such a tradition is not documented in local literature.Thomas Mount in Chennai and buried on the site of San Thome Cathedral
Edited sentence: Christians also have come under attack by Hindus because they believe that Christianity is the only true religon and convert Hindus through inductment.In the powerful election committee of the ruling Indian National Congress party, they take four out of twelve places