Set in the theoretical perspective of religious conversion in general, and that of tribal identity of Christians in particular, this volume brings out the complexities of the triangular relationship among tribal Christians, tribal Sarnās, and others. Based on historical records, some rare archival materials of the Church, oral traditions of the Urāoñ Adivasi community as well as fieldwork data, Religion, Conversion and Identity explores the dialectics between the old and the new. It presents insights derived from the processes of Indianization, indigenization and tribalization in the Church from the Second Vatican Council in the 1960s, and also addresses issues of ethnic and minority studies with a focus on identity formation and articulation.
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Joseph Marianus Kujur is the Provincial of Ranchi Jesuit Society and Chairman of the Governing Board of all Jesuit-run institutions of Ranchi Province. He is also the Chairman of the Central Zone, which includes the five Jesuit Provinces of Dumka-Raiganj, Hazaribagh, Jamshedpur, Madhya Pradesh-Chhattisgarh, and Ranchi.
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