Almost half of this volume comprises the introduction and translation of Luther's Antinomian Disputations (1537–1540) by Dr Jeffrey Silcock, lecturer emeritus in systematic theology at Australian Lutheran College.
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Australian Lutheran CollegeHORIZONS Eggshells, Landmines, Fault Lines: Dangerous Conversations about Gender and Violence
By Dr Josephine Inkpin Simply existing as a transgender person is to share a dangerous vocation. For humanity constructs its worlds with a multiplicity of constricted shapes and identity lines. Some give life but at...
Guest AuthorBy the Well: A145 – Bonus Episode: Philippians with Sean Winter
Sean Winter, Head of Pilgrim Theological College and Pauline scholar, sits down with Robyn to discuss the themes and setting of Paul’s letter to the Philippians.
By the WellCultivating patience, and working for justice, in the face of hardship
What do we learn through hardships and deprivation? What kind of person do we become through such experiences?
Sean WinterHow technology is changing the way we grieve
Is it possible to be biologically dead, but socially alive? What would that entail? On God Forbid, James and panel find out more about the digital afterlife.
Robyn WhitakerCaves and Lockdowns
Caves are often considered to be dark and unpleasant places, yet Plato and Inigo of Loyola let us see them as places for reflection and preparation for life.
Fergus KingSustainable eating
Sustainable eating is great for the environment. But did you know eating consciously and reducing your food impact also has benefits for our health, as well as the Aussie economy?
Nutrition AustraliaHope Does Not Disappoint
Rev Canon Dr Bob Derrenbacker on Hope. "During this ongoing pandemic season, it is worth taking stock of the things that give us hope."
Robert DerrenbackerCall for submissions: Feminist Theologies
We warmly invite scholars, ministers, artists and other practitioners to share womanist/feminist theological content that challenges and transforms us.
Feminist TheologiesCatholic ethics and the problem of an ethically compromised COVID-19 vaccine
Reverend Kevin McGovern on the Catholic Church and ethically compromised vaccines.
Kevin McGovernTips for accessing library resources remotely
The Library Services and COVID-19 LibGuide and this article provide information about currently available library services and maximising your use of available online resources during COVID restrictions.
Library HubHydration and study
Water is essential for all the processes in our body – it helps our cognition, our energy production, has a role in digestion and absorption of nutrients, and aids in the elimination of wastes from the body. It’s...