• Luther’s Antagonism towards Jews: Some Lessons for Religious Conflict with Special reference to Sri Lanka. 

  Saddajeeva, N. (The Department of Western Classical Culture & Christian Culture,University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017)

  base on the Hebrew text in which he translated into German. He attempted conversion of Jews into Christianity through the relationship he maintained which he failed and there commenced his ideological battle with the Jews. ...
• Revisiting Luther: The Challenges to the Evangelical Churches with special reference to Assembly of God Church in Sri Lanka 

  Rodrigo, S.S. (The Department of Western Classical Culture & Christian Culture,University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017)

  The intention of Luther was not to create a separate Church or to divide the Church but, through intellectual inquiry and dialog to bring about changes so that his Church could reform its erroneous deeds, activities and ...
• Analysis on Martin Luther’s Two Kingdoms Theory. 

  Nonis, R. (The Department of Western Classical Culture & Christian Culture,University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017)

  During this revolutionary period, Luther spoke of two kingdom theories. It was in 1523 that he brought out the idea in a book called Secular Authority. He separately brought out the idea of the kingdom of God and the church. ...
• The Revolutionary Theological Impact of Lutheran Reformation and its Effective Approach to the Church. 

  Fernando, R.D. (The Department of Western Classical Culture & Christian Culture,University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017)

  Roots of the Lutheran reformation remind us that the medieval theology has taken certain measures that in way disturb the basic realities of the Scriptures. Avarice in Rome, benefices and taxations, the great schism and ...
• The Preached Word as God's Living Voice: Luther's Theology of Preaching 

  Caldera, R. (The Department of Western Classical Culture & Christian Culture,University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017)

  This paper attempts to investigate into Luther's contribution to the theology of preaching, in the backdrop of preaching by the parish priests in late medieval Germany. The hermeneutical method used by Martin Luther was ...

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