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Polarisation, Populism, and the Erosion of Social Trust: The Indian Church's Challenge and Call to Renewal

By:

Hrudayaraj, Bala Kiran Kumar

Series: Hekima Review: Journal of Theology, Governance and Peace Studies, No.70Publication details: Journal Article: Hekima Review 70(2025): pp.85-102Description: 25 cmISSN:

1019-6188

Subject(s):

-- Polarisation, -- Social Trust -- Erosion -- India--Church -- Social Trust -- Synodality -- Nationalism -- Ethics of Vulnerability -- Theology -- Populism

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Hekima Review, No.70

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