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This discussion is a response to a paper concerning the oppression of the Christian religious minority community in present-day India. I explore several themes presented by Masih through a psychoanalytic consideration of individual experience, marginalization, theories of prejudice, individual and social trauma, post-colonial critiques, and intersectionality. Links are made between the trauma of colonialism and the present day persecution of Christians in India.