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Dalits and Christianity

Women', describing the challenge of evangelization in a predominantly oral culture. Other notable writings include the classic article of Andrew Walls, outlining with vivid historical examples the 'indigenising principle' and the 'pilgrim principle', the one where the gospel adapts within cultures, the other where it transforms and challenges cultures. The small collection of documents includes the very comprehensive and vivid 38-page Report from the WCC Mission and Evangelisation Conference held in Brazil in 1996. It highlights the importance of balance between 'contextuality' and 'catholicity', and this challenge between the local and the universal in their faith faces all readers of this book.