Memory, Jesus, and Mary Magdalene: Whose memory matters? by N.E. Müller van Velden

“… This article explores how the collective memory of the Christian tradition draws on the characterisation of Mary Magdalene in two sets of writings: the canonical Gospels, and the Gnostic Christian writing, Gospel of Mary. …”
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Czy współczesna antropologia uwzględnia wiarę? by Tomasz Kraj

“…On one side, there is Christian anthropology which takes faith into consideration. …”
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Wayang civilizes religion: From spectacle to guidance by C.A. Rumbay, J. Siahaya, S. Hutagalung

“… Indonesia’s cultural acculturation and Christianity left behind by Islam are undeniable social realities that could be harmonised through puppetry. …”
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Theology and identity by K. Lamak

“… In this book, Kwame Bediako explores the theme of identity and Christianity from a broad perspective, addressing many issues modern scholars have battled with. …”
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Quviasukvik. The celebration of an Inuit winter feast in the central Arctic by Frédéric Laugrand, Jarich Oosten

“…Their adoption of Christianity implied a break with the past. Missionaries as well as Inuit contrasted the traditional life dominated by many ritual rules, with the new Christian life. …”
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O możliwościach ekumenicznej współpracy katolików i luteranów nad kształtowaniem decyzji ustawodawcy polskiego w dziedzinie małżeństwa i rodziny by Piotr Kroczek

“…Among other things the risks come from provisions of law that is drafted without regard for Christian roots of the European civilization. In the face of the situation, the Christian Communities are called to start an ecumenical dialog and to undertake a practical action to promote their common Christian paradigm of the marriage and the family that would be a pattern for a state legislator. …”
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A CRITICAL EVALUATION OF THE UNDERSTANDING OF GOD IN J.S. MBITI’S THEOLOGY by Y Han, Jaco Beyers

“…Mbiti systematises data of the African concepts of God in a set of Western Christian doctrinal systems. He presupposes a continuity between the Christian and the African concepts of God, and overemphasises the similarities. …”
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Czy wiara decyduje o normach moralnych? by Jan Orzeszyna

“…Accepting baptism signifies acceptance Christian morality and Christian teaching. The modern world wants to constrain Christian faith to the private sphere. …”
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The goal of maturity in Ephesians 4:13-16 by E. D. Mbennah

“… In this article, I argue that, in Ephesians 4:1-16, the author underscores spiritual maturity as the bridge between the new identity of the Christian (Eph. 1-3) and the moral code of the Christian life commensurate with the new identity (Eph. 4:17-6:20).1 I interpret Ephesians 4:13 to obtain the meaning of maturity. …”
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Holy communion in contagious times by T. E. Ncapodi

“…Other Christian churches do not support online Holy Communion. …”
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Lithuanian women's political and social movement at the end of XX century by Virginija Jurėnienė

“…Only the Christian Democrats succeeded in this. This party organized the first women’s assembly and the Christian women’s organization. …”
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Biblical literacy and transnational Mayan liberation movements by Roberto Domingo Toledo

“…Still struggling for land-rights lost during colonialism and now suffering from neo-liberal trade policies, Mayan communities have creatively appropriated Christian doctrine to deal with their suffering. This paper examines the central role of the Bible in the mobilisation of Mayan communities where the majority of members identify themselves as Christian as well as Mayan. …”
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Translation as (Mis)interpretation: The Case of the Philosophy of the Late Fichte by Іван Іващенко

“…The article also deals with Kant’s thesis on the setting aside (aufheben) of knowledge in order to make room for faith (KrV, B XXX) in the context of Luther’s translation of the biblical verb καταργεῖν (Rom. 3:31) as Kant’s claim for a reformation of Christianity. The path of Christianity (and the Christian philosopher) is the justification of knowledge (law, norms) through faith. …”
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The Importance of Trade for Reverend E. M. Lijadu and the Evangelist Band Mission by Joseph Osuolale Ayodokun

“…The article also suggests that the availability of goods associated with Christianity, such as books, Western dress, and certain tools, was a factor that contributed to the adoption of Christianity because it allowed individuals to ‘try out’ forms of consumption associated with Christianity in a positive and yet containable way. …”
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Ciało - źródło grzechu czy powód do chwały w świetle poglądów Tertuliana by Adam M. Filipowicz

“…The article considers human body in teaching of Tertullian, one of the famous early Christian writers and an important apologist of Christianity. …”
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The Church as <i>Res Publica</i> by Cyril Hovorun

“…Christianity emerged valuing horizontal socio-political relations, which it inherited from Jesus Christ, and which resonated with the ideals of ancient Greek and Roman republicanism. …”
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Die verband tussen die Christelike geloof en eensaamheid tydens laat-adolessensie by A. le Roux

“… The nature and extent of the phenomenon of loneliness together with a related variable like the Christian faith, needs further investigation in order to unravel their scope and multidimensionality. …”
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Konfrontacja ascetyki Hieronima ze Strydonu i Pelagiusza z Brytanii na podstawie wybranych dzieł by Anita Mularczyk-Budzan

“…Jerome’s asceticism was based on the allegorical reading and meditation of the Holy Scriptures, while Pelagius represented the moralistic approach to Bible and Christian life. Jerome postulated the way of Christian pilgrimage to God, where faithful tackling weaknesses by the grace of God and ascetic practice. …”
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