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Introduction: The Transformation of Religion in East and Southeast Asia—Paradigmatic Change in Regiooduct of state regulation, legal rulings, the neighborhood PTA, the news media, and lest we forget, of its preachers, believers, saints and charlatans. What one might identify as “religion” is always a shifting entity, composed of a variety of ideas, discourses and interests. Even a single religious

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Christian Conversion and Ethnic Identity in East Kalimantan community of East Kalimantan. This change is not surprising as Christian missions and colonial policies have often resulted in a redrawing of community boundaries. Whether or not converts experience psychological changes or engage in a rational reordering of beliefs, the decision to convert always