Abstract
If publications and dialogue meetings are of any indication, then the dialogue initiative has come to stay in India. During the last two decades this initiative has grown among Hindus and Christians, though it is difficult to give the exact percentage of Indians who are affected by the dialogue movement. In the name of dialogue various centres are opened by the Christian communities and well-informed Hindus participating in inter-religious seminars and prayer meetings are in the increase. They find that more of 'living-together' for a few days rather than formal discussions and seminars brings about a better result, creating fellowship among participants of different religions. This mode of dialogue is gaining ground among many dialogue groups that have been meeting for a number of years.
Recommended Citation
Amaladass, Anand
(1988)
"Viewpoints: Dialogue in India,"
Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies:
Vol. 1, Article 7.
Available at: https://doi.org/10.7825/2164-6279.1007