A Missiological Accessment of the State and Christianity in Nepal (original) (raw)

The paper investigates the complex relationship between Christianity and the state in Nepal, highlighting the historical context of Christian missions in the country, the challenges posed by religious persecution, and the influence of political changes on the growth and identity of the Nepalese church. It emphasizes the need for the church to establish a distinct Christian culture, navigate legal and social obstacles, and respond to threats such as terrorism and Christian heresies. The conclusion calls for a reevaluation of the role of missionaries in supporting a self-sustaining Nepali church.