Gnana Patrick

Between the Sea and the Sky

“In an excellently lucid articulation, P. T. Mathew captures the rich experience of neithal Catholicism, the ‘lived religion’ of the fisherfolk of a South Indian region. In his descriptive and interpretative gaze, the subaltern self of a people living in a periphery comes to life in a poignant way through a religious idiom. It is a must-read for students of religious studies, theology, sociology of religion, ethnography of religion, and the like.”

Beyond Dalit Theology

Theology

“This book is an invitation to expand the horizon of the hitherto existing Dalit theology to make it a promising theology of integral transformation. It is indeed an invitation to make Dalit theology effective in a substantive and abiding manner. Public theology is the key to make it happen, and Paulson Pulikottil makes a serious proposal in this regard. The book helps students of theology to explore some vital aspects of Indian public theology, which is very much in its birth-pangs today.”