Finny Philip
Biography
Finny Philip contributed to South Asia Bible Commentary.
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Theology
“In this outstanding and needed book, Paulson Pulikottil brings a fresh assessment of Dalit liberation theology, which had entered into the doldrums in terms of its impact and theological efficacy. Pulikottil invites us to a profound discussion that sets new sails and oars to pull it out of the lull, sailing toward a new horizon of integral transformation. The new horizon is shaped by a re-articulation of Christology, pneumatology, ecclesiology, and public theology. A welcome addition addition to the Dalit theological dialogue and hence a must-read!”
Christians and Christianity in India Today
Evangelism & Missions
“Christians and Christianity in India Today is a scholarly tribute to Asbury Theological Seminary's centenary celebration. Divided into historical, theological, sociocultural, and missional sections, the book illuminates Christianity's journey across India's diverse landscape. It uncovers caste dynamics, interfaith relations, and faith's cultural expressions, addressing pressing issues like gender inequality, mental health, and human trafficking. The book showcases how Christianity has intricately woven itself into India's cultural tapestry, resulting in a fusion of identities. This meticulously argued yet accessible collection invites readers to a journey of faith, history, and identity.”
Theology
“The Asian Diaspora Christianity series charts the growing insights of Asian diaspora Christian communities by providing a rich, multidisciplinary, and contemporary perspective on the globalization of Asian Christianity. This is a valuable resource for all the students of mission and ministry to understand fresh voices from an emerging Global South!”
Christian Living
“Retrieving Humility is a timely and thoughtful work that brings together theological depth and pastoral insight with remarkable balance. Grounded in Scripture and enriched by the wisdom of the early church, Stephen T. Pardue calls the global church to rediscover humility as a Christ-shaped way of life. This is not an appeal to passivity, but an invitation to a posture formed by Jesus that nurtures faithful discipleship, sustains courageous witness, and restores communities fractured by pride and fear. Written with care and precision, the book speaks across cultures and ministry contexts. It will serve pastors, leaders, students, and believers who seek to follow Christ with conviction, gentleness, and integrity, offering a vision of faith that is both truthful and transformative.”
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