Tribal Christology: An Inclusive Approach

Contents: Foreword. Preface. Glossary. General Introduction. 1. De-Mesculinization: A Methodological Framework. 2. The Politics of Christology. 3. An Overview of Christology in Northeast India. 4. The Concept of Tahcha in Kuki Tradition. 5. Towards Alternative Christology. General Conclusion. Appendices. Bibliography.

The understanding of Christ is always in the process of reformulation, and every generation has a new understanding of Christ. The book is an attempt to re-fashion Christ in the indigenous religious-cultural category and re-incarnate in their native soil. And, to construct an authentic contextual Christology by placing traditional elements vividly alongside biblical materials. It proposes a paradigm shift from an exclusive to inclusive Christology. The book is a must for every Christians, particularly for research scholars, theologians teachers, students, etc.