Renaissance in India – Its Missionary Aspect (1912)

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Charles Freer Andrews [1871-1941], The Renaissance in India. Its Missiomary Aspect. London: Young People’s Missionary Movement, 1912. Hbk. pp.310. [Click to visit the download page for this title]

Editor’s Preface
Notes on the Spelling of Hindu Names
Author’s Preface
Prologue
1. The indian Unrest
2. Indian Education
3. Hinduism as a Religious Growth
4. The New Reformation
5. The Challenge of Hinduism
6. Christian Difficulties in India
7. Indian Womanhood
8. Christian Ideals in India
Appendices
1. What it is to be a Hindu
2. Fundamental Conceptions
3. Chart: Religious Growth of Hinduism
4. Typical Passages from the Reformers
5. A Modern Hindu Catechism
6. The Anglo-Indian Community
7. Nestorian Christianity and the Bhakti School
8. Hindu Terminology and Christian Doctrine
9. Population of India by Religion
10. Christians in India by Denomination
11. Table of Literacy
12. Number of Students in Indian Colleges, 1909-1910
Bibliography
Index