Conversion Careers, Conversions-For, and Conversion in the Study of Religion

Chad M Bauman

Conversion Careers, Conversions-For, and Conversion in the Study of Religion

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Abstract

I am indebted to Professor Locklin for the provocative nature of this paper, and I say this not only to be polite. Some months ago, I read and then integrated elements of an earlier draft of the paper into my own work on conversion and Hindu-Christian conflict. My response to Locklin’s paper is therefore an appreciative one, which I will organize around three primary themes.

Original language	American English
Journal	Religion & Culture Web Forum
State	Published - May 2012

Disciplines

History of Religions of Eastern Origins
Missions and World Christianity
Religion

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