Gandhiji's
Dialogue with Christianity

Compiled by
Dr. Niru Vora

First Published: November 1999

Published by:
Swaraj Preeth Trust, New Delhi

Price: Rs. 75/-

The need of the moment is not one religion, but mutual respect and tolerance of the devotees of the different religions. We want to reach not the dead level, but unity in diversity. Any attempt to root out traditions, effects of heredity, climate and other surroundings is not only bound to fail but is a sacrilege. The soul of religions is one, but it is encased in a multitude of forms. The latter will persist to the end of time. Wise men will ignore the outward crust and see the same soul living under a variety of crusts.
                                                         -- M. K. Gandhi

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Introduction

Glimpses of Religion

Equality of Religions

Why I am A Hindu

An Address to Missionaries

As Others See Us

How Can Others Help?

About Conversion

Conversion without Conviction

The Cow and the Harijan

Conversion for Convenience

The Social Bait

Impediment to World-peace

Duty Turned into Right

Four Questions

Do Not Entice Harijans

Is Religious Unity Possible

Talks with Missionaries

If I had Power to Legislate

On Animists and Aborigins

A Rude Shock

True Evangelism

With an Indian Missionary
Right and Duty
Spread Your Perfume
The Mental Reservation
Personality of Jesus

Dr. Mott’s Visit
A Problem of Life and Death
The Place of Money

Less of Theology, More of Truth

We Have Been Bled, But…

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