Church reformed
Subtitle: always reforming
By: editor, Vincent Rajkumar
Publisher: Christian Institute for the Study of Religion and Society (CISRS); Christian World Imprints
Published: 2017
Place of publication: Bangalore, Karnataka; New Delhi
Language: eng
Number of pages: 206
ISBN-13: 9789351482321; 9789351482338
Subjects: Reformation; Church history; Church and social problems
Notes: Contributed articles.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Church reformed : always reforming / Daniel Thiagarajah; title: "Justification by Faith Alone" (Sola Fide) as an "Occupy Church Movement": towards an ecclesia of multitude? / Mothy Varkey; title: Luther on two-realms of God's activity: contemporary reflections / R. Sahayadhas; title: Counter reformation and the formation of the Jesuits / Selvaraj Arulnathan SJ; title: Borderless church: an ecumenical perspective towards just and inclusive communities / Roger Gaikwad; title: Declericalization for a reformed church / Kochurani Abraham; title: Theorizing protest: 'Chalo', and the interfaith movement / Dexter S. Maben; title: Reformation and the sub-altern communities: a dalit perspective / Vincent Manoharan; title: Reformation and the indigenous communities / Songram Basumatary; title: Reformation and the subaltern communities: a woman's perspective / Renemsongla Ozukum; title: Women in the history of reformation / Caroline; title: Eco-justice reformation in the context of the colonization of the commons / George Zachariah; title: The kairós of ecological justice: approaches from the global south / Ely Orrego Torres; title: Reformation of the church and our dream: a youth perspective / Arvind Theodore; title: We belive: in reforming the church / Christy Gnanadasan; title: Reformation and the borderless church / S. David Amritha Rajan; title: Reformation and rethinking as ongoing processes: reflections at the time of a common celebration of the protestant reformation and the rethinking Christianity Movement of India / Muthuraj Swamy; title: 95 Theses for the Indian Church.