Christian Pluralism in the United States

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The book explores the impact of recent Indian immigrant Christians on American Christianity, highlighting their unique blend of ancient rites, St. Thomas orthodoxy, and modern Protestantism. It examines migration trends since 1965 and the establishment of Indian Christian churches, emphasizing the influence of Christian nurses on family immigration dynamics and gender relations. The study also addresses the effects of contemporary mobility on transnational religious communities and critiques the responses of American religious institutions to these emerging forms of Christianity.