China’s House Churches have gone through intensive persecution in recent years: church buildings closed by government forces, leaders imprisoned, biblical materials seized, and members under constant threats of imprisonment. ...

Sri Lanka, an Indian sub-continent nation, is home to four major world religions: Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, and Islam. The civil district of Batticaloa, located on the eastern coast of Sri Lanka, has experienced ...

The nation had several socio-cultural developments from the 16th to the 19th century. The Dutch dominated Ceylon’s marine regions from 1656 until 1796. The Dutch were primarily motivated to conquer Sri Lanka because they ...

The main aim of this Passion Play is to introduce a new paradigm for presentday Passion Play writers. This is realised by highlighting the pastoral implications of appropriately interpreting the passion and death of Jesus ...

“Have the religions lost their nature and purpose in Sri Lanka?’’ The prolonged civil war, attacks on religious worshiping places and the hatred attitude and rivalry among the religions make one to ask this question ...

The Tamils of Sri Lanka were forced to opt for violent means to safeguard their basic and innate human rights. The visible outcome of the internal groaning is the armed struggle for more than three decades. The pathetic ...

This comprehensive exploration delves into the multifaceted dimensions of the gender question within Asian Christianity, examining diverse perspectives shaped by theological, cultural, and social influences. Theological ...

This essay attempts to critically examine the notion of ‘declaration of faith’ in the contemporary South Indian socio-political context, primarily to analyze and bring forth new patterns of social conflict between ‘believed ...

The onslaught of COVID-19, war between Russia and Ukraine, the communal violence in Manipur, and so on, leads us to an important area of concern that the public theology in Asia should listen sensitively and attentively: ...

Empire building, within a politico-historical context, can be defined as monopolisation of power and cultural homogenisation. In the wake of imperial expansion, the geopolitical analysis has increasingly become significant. ...