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The Malabar Christians, also known as the Thomas Christians, live in southwest coastal India in the district of Cochin and Travancore. By tradition they were originally evangelized by [[Thomas the Apostle]].
The '''Malabar Christians''', also known as the '''Thomas Christians''', live in southwest coastal [[India]] in the district of [[Cochin]] and [[Travancore]]. Tradition has it they were originally evangelized by [[Thomas the Apostle]].
Today they form three groups:
Today they form three groups:
*the Catholics whom the Portuguese converted from [[Nestorianism]] in 1599
* The [[Catholics]] whom the Portuguese converted from [[Nestorianism]] in 1599.
* The Malankarese, who have been Catholic since 1930.
* The Jacobites, or Monophysites, who rejected the [[Council of Chalcedon]].
[[Category:Christianity]]