Life And Work in India An Account of the Conditions Methods Difficulties Res
Life And Work in India An Account of the Conditions Methods Difficulties Res
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Besides, Chuhras have themselves been known to be the agents in securing Hindu conversions. And, what is still more important perhaps, the conversion, education, moral im- provement and elevation of people, who have for generations been al- most beneath contempt, furnish an object lesson of the most striking character, showing everywhere in unmistakable language the power of our holy religion, and this influence has had something to do in win- ning the higher classes.
Still our main success, as... already stated, has not been among the latter but among the despised and the downtrodden — among those who are considered too degraded to have even a name or a place in the system of Hindu caste.
This, however, is by no means an exceptional fact. All the ad- vance movements of Christian Missions in India have been among similar people. It is from the Karens, the Telugus, the Santals, the Chamars, the Kols, the Khasis, the Shanars, the Chuhras, and other tribes of like standing, that the present Indian Church has received the great body of its membership ; and the Salvation Army seems to get a large part of its soldiers from the Dheds of Gujarat, the Mahars of Poona and the Pariahs of Cape Comorin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides, Chuhras have themselves been known to be the agents in securing Hindu conversions. And, what is still more important perhaps, the conversion, education, moral im- provement and elevation of people, who have for generations been al- most beneath contempt, furnish an object lesson of the most striking character, showing everywhere in unmistakable language the power of our holy religion, and this influence has had something to do in win- ning the higher classes.
Still our main success, as... already stated, has not been among the latter but among the despised and the downtrodden — among those who are considered too degraded to have even a name or a place in the system of Hindu caste.
This, however, is by no means an exceptional fact. All the ad- vance movements of Christian Missions in India have been among similar people. It is from the Karens, the Telugus, the Santals, the Chamars, the Kols, the Khasis, the Shanars, the Chuhras, and other tribes of like standing, that the present Indian Church has received the great body of its membership ; and the Salvation Army seems to get a large part of its soldiers from the Dheds of Gujarat, the Mahars of Poona and the Pariahs of Cape Comorin.
What to read after Life And Work in India An Account of the Conditions Methods Difficulties Res?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Stewart to read onlineMoreLess
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