Missions to Hindus A Contribution to the Study of Missionary Methods

About The Book: This book is organized into three parts. It begins by elucidating its purpose, which is to contribute to the examination of missionary approaches in missions aimed at Hindus. In the first part, subsequent chapters delve into various facets of Hinduism, encompassing topics such as the caste system, theologies spanning henotheism, pantheism, and polytheism, monistic ontology, and their interconnectedness. The book also scrutinizes the influence of the caste system on individuals' character, encompassing their intellectual, moral, and spiritual dimensions. Moving on to the second part, it delves into the methods essential for addressing issues related to caste, underscoring the significance of methodological approaches and categorizing missions into diffused and concentrated forms. The text further scrutinizes these mission types through historical instances, examining the endeavors of individuals like Xavier, Schwartz, and Carey, alongside the educational mission. Finally, the third part of the book is dedicated to analyzing outcomes and prospects, encompassing both quantitative and qualitative results.