Dalit Theology and Christian Anarchism

Exploring the intersection of post-colonial criticism and Dalit theology, this book delves into how India's formation as a nation-state influences political and religious ideologies. It critically examines the implications of statism on liberation theology, contributing to a transformative dialogue in Indian theological discourse. By engaging with emerging Dalit theology texts, the author reshapes contemporary understandings of faith and social justice in the context of India's complex socio-political landscape.