India's Problem, Krishna or Christ

"India's Problem: Krishna or Christ" by John P. Jones is a study of early 20th-century India, looking at its society, economy, and religions. It compares Hinduism and Christianity, examining Indian culture and how Christianity might change it. The beginning describes how diverse India is and the problems its people face. It talks about the land, different cultures and languages, and the widespread poverty. The work points out that Indian society is very traditional, with old customs and beliefs. It sets the scene for talking about religion in India, especially the conflicts and connections between Hinduism and Christian ideas. This part gives a historical view and introduces the main question: whether India should follow the teachings of Krishna or Christ.