Postcolonial Practice of Interfaith With-ness: Christian Expropriations from India

Baiju Markose

doi:10.46567/ijt.v8i1.120

Penulis

Baiju Markose Dharma Jyoti Vidya Peeth Seminary

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.46567/ijt.v8i1.120

Kata Kunci:

poskolonial, praktik lintas-iman, interseksionalitas lintas iman, kebersamaan-kesaksian (with-ness), imperium, India

Abstrak

Praktik poskolonial “kebersamaan-kesaksian” (with-ness) lintas-iman memiliki signifikansi besar saat ini sebagai sebuah cara protes yang radikal dan resistensi terhadap fundamentalisme agama serta kapitalisme berdasarkan sistem kroni di India. Praktik poskolonial kebersamaan-kesaksian ini bukanlah sekadar postulasi teori, melainkan juga sebuah kebersamaan (being with) radikal yang juga dijalani bersama dengan yang liyan secara religius. Ide ini menawarkan sebuah politik pengakuan, politik perbedaan, dan politik dialog kreatif yang radikal, ketimbang sebuah “praktik toleransi” yang apolitis, yang secara tradisional menjadi dasar bagi ide dialog lintas-iman. Sebagai sebuah upaya sederhana, beberapa adaptasi Kristen dari ide tersebut akan ditawarkan di dalam tulisan ini dengan memerhatikan semangat kerahasiaan religius. Selain itu, studi ini juga menggunakan kritisisme imperium dan interseksionalitas sebagai alat-alat analitis utamanya.

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Biografi Penulis

Baiju Markose, Dharma Jyoti Vidya Peeth Seminary

Pdt. Dr. Baiju Markose adalah dosen bidang studi agama-agama di Dharma Jyoti Vidya Peeth Seminary, Faridabad, India. Ia telah menulis banyak karya akademik, termasuk Rhizomatic Reflections: Discourses on Religion and Theology (Eugene, OR: Wipf&Stock, 2018). Saat ini, ia melayani sebagai dekan akademik di Dharma Jyoti.

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