Christianity and the state in Asia : complicity and conflict Introduction: Christianity and the state in Asia : complicity and conflict Julius Bautista Francis Khek Gee Lim Evangelism the state and subjectivity Bryan S. Turner IsProtestant conversion a form of protest : urban and uplandProtestants in Southeast Asia Oscar Salemink Postwar Japanese Christian historians democracy and the problem of wartime Christianity on Japanese terms Gregory Vanderbilt Negotiating foreignness localizing faith : Tibetan Catholicism in the Yunnan Tibet borderlands Francis Khek Gee Lim Conversions complicity and the state in post independence India Bhagwan Josh Transcending the local : Chinese Indonesians the state and Pentecostal Charismatic Christianity Juliette Koning The issue of HIV AIDS in the Philippines : the Roman Catholic Church and the Philippine government Digna B. Apilado Christian reactions to government led cremation in South Korea Park Chang Won Subject to kings presidents rulers and magistrates Greg D. Peterson Christianity in Singapore : the voice of conscience Mathews Mathew About face : Asian Christianity in the context of southern expansion Julius Bautista