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"Karma and Grace: Religious Difference in Millennial Sri Lanka" by Neena Mahadev is a book that explores the tensions and coexistence between Buddhism and Christianity in contemporary Sri Lanka. The author takes a nuanced and empathetic approach, considering the sincerely held beliefs of individuals while also examining the broader political and economic context. The book consists of six chapters that delve into various aspects of religious communities and their interactions. Mahadev introduces the concept of "inter-religion," emphasizing the importance of understanding the specificities of different religious logics. The book offers valuable insights for scholars of Buddhism, highlighting the significance of bridging conceptual gaps and recognizing the influence of politics and economics on religious concepts. Overall, "Karma and Grace" is a well-researched and thought-provoking study that contributes to the fields of anthropology of religion and religious tensions. [Extracted from the article]

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