As Attacks Continue Indian Churches Warn of Growing Danger
Christians dispute claims that attacks are random or results of internal feuds.
By Anto Akkara in Thrissur | posted 6/6/00 | posted 6/01/2000 12:00AM
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See our recent coverage of the church in India:India's First Dalit Archbishop Holds 'No Grudge' Over Predecessor's Attack | Once"untouchable" Dalits make up bulk of country's Christians (May 11, 2000)
India's Christians Resist Move to Register Conversions | States' legislation unconstitutional, say leaders. (May 2, 2000)
Indian Churches Protest 'Price Tag' for Christian Conversion | Orissa ordering official permission, fees to change religion. (Mar. 23, 2000)
Build Bridges, but Fight Fanaticism, India's Churches Told | National Council of Churches in India will also work against strengthening of caste system. (Mar 9, 2000)
Arrest made in India murder of missionary Graham Staines | Hindu radical apprehended after one year, but Christians claim state oppression now main problem. (Feb. 2, 2000)
Hindus Protest Papal Visit to India | Fundamentalists accuse Christians of 'forced conversions' (Nov. 16, 1999)
The Fiery Rise of Hindu Fundamentalism | After a missionary and his two sons are martyred, Christians in India press for greater religious freedom. (Mar. 1, 1999)
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