CONTENTS: Foreword, Preface, Introduction, The Transformative Journey of Indian Christianity: Mapping the Terrain-James Ponniah, PART-I: Christianity, Nation State and Indian Christians in the Public Square, Revisiting Indian Secularism: A Possible Christian Contribution-George Karuvelil SJ, Civil Society, Christians in India and Public Engagement-Nishant A Irudayadason, Christians as Cultivators of Scientific Temper and Pioneers of Dialogue between Science and Reloigion in India-Kuruvilla Pandikattu SJ, Christian Response to the Emergency: Indian Christians in the Process of Nation-Building-Y T Vinayaraj, Stan Swamy: Call to Political Religion as Prophetic Dissent-Jose D Maliekal SDB, PART-II: Transformative Power of Indian Christian Thought and Practices, From Inculturation to Interculturation: Raimon Panikkar's way in Indian Christianity towards Transformation-K Maria Delasal Viswas, P D Devanandan as an Organic Intellectual in Indian Christianity- G Jeba Sundar Singh, Negotiating Otherness: Tribal Christian Articulation of an Indian Identity in Northeast India-Chongpongmeren Jamir, Indian Primal Religiosity Among Indian Pentecostals, and the Transforming and Transformed Nature of Indian Pentecostalism-Joshua Pangaraj E, Conserving Creation: Engaged Indian Christian Communities to Promote Integral Ecology-Sunitha Don Bosco & Annie Sadhana A, Contributors.