Arathi, thanks again for your perspective on these two pieces. I'm just curious--do Christian churches in India try to share their beliefs on signs?

Mark, I did write both posts at once, but not for the purpose of being a trick or hook! I just tend to write really long posts, so I decided at the last minute to split the one into two. Thanks for sharing your thoughts again, though. Obviously, I think dialogue is the important thing--we just need to figure out the best ways to get the dialogue started. If there was someone always standing by every sign, ready to have a conversation, that would be one thing. Maybe that's one of the problems with signs, along with the fact that there's not much room for explaining yourself. Blogs seem to be a good alternative, eh? The right people just need to find the right blogs.

Angela, I'm so glad you found my blog and tracked me down on Twitter! Regarding Christians against Christianity, hmmm...that's very interesting. It depends whether you're talking about generic Christianity--what most people today tend to think of when they think of Christianity--or if you're talking about the ideal Christianity--what it really means to follow Jesus. I wouldn't want people to think I'm against that. I'm just not right in step with everyone who claims the faith, I guess.