Christian Missionary Role In India - 6

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HUMANS BEING DEVELOPED AS LABORATORY SPECIMENS

http://worldmap.org/maps/prepared/churchst.../india_ispd.jpg

http://www.worldmap.org/country.php?ROG3=IN

http://www.worldmap.org/region.php?region=South%20Asia

http://www.worldmap.org/

http://www.joshuaproject.net/assets/AdiKarnataka.pdf

http://www.joshuaproject.net/index.php


http://www.joshuaproject.net/globalstatistics.php


• India has the largest number of ethnic people groups, 2,327 in the Joshua Project database. (The number of people groups in India varies greatly depending on the researcher and how the term "people group" is defined. Strictly linguistically there are about 330 - 350 "people groups" in India. Some suggest the 2,327 groups in the Joshua Project list should be sub-divided into groups by Indian state, producing a total of about 4,700). For further information, see the ethno-linguistic vs. ethnic discussion on the definitions page.


• There are four Hindu majority countries, of which three (India-$459, Nepal-$239, Guyana-$936) have GDP per capita less than $1,000 (1,100,000,000 individuals). None of the Hindu countries are identified as Developed.







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