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  • The Reformation and the Anastasis of the Permanent Diaconate . 
    Perera, D.V. (The Department of Western Classical Culture & Christian Culture,University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017)
    Studies on the evolution and theology of the diaconate in the post-reformation era demonstrate that both Catholic and Anglican Churches have been conservative even centuries after the reformation to take meaningful steps ...
  • Religion and Public Attitudes towards Amnesty in Northern Ireland: Is There a God Gap? 
    Brewer, J.D.; Hayes, B.C. (University of Kelaniya, 2015)
    The granting of amnesties has now become a cornerstone of peacebuilding efforts in societies emerging from conflict. Yet, to date, the role of religion in determining attitudes towards such arrangements remains highly ...
  • 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 ...
  • 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 Socio-political Background of the Reformation and its Relevance for Today. 
    Rev. Einar, Tjelle. (The Department of Western Classical Culture & Christian Culture,University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017)
    The historical background at the time of Luther has been discussed and described in many different ways, very often with confessional depictions of history. Recent research has contributed to a changing perception of the ...
  • A Study of the Traditional Lenten Pasan Singing 
    Weerakkody, I.S. (University of Kelaniya, 2015)
    The paper is a research on the Pasan chants of the Catholic communities in Doowa, Pitipana and Wahakotte in Sri Lanka. The Catholic Church has organized its worship into five different phases spread throughout the year, ...
  • Thomistic Influence on Natural Law 
    Amarasinghe, P. (University of Kelaniya, 2015)
    St. Thomas Aquinas stands as an ivory tower in the world of western jurisprudence. Ecclesiastical works he compiled inspired later generations of jurists to reinterpret the form of natural law. During the dark period between ...
  • Thomistic Theory of Friendship: Interpretation of Charity as Amicitia Hominis ad Deum 
    Wellington, A. (University of Kelaniya, 2015)
    A person is justified in saying that St. Thomas’ notion of friendship (amicitia) is a reworking of the classical Aristotelian notion of friendship in the light of Christian faith. In this process, he makes every possible ...

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