God has revealed himself in many different ways and this has given rise to various religious traditions. The principal function of religion is to be a link (re+ligare) with God. However, in the history of the world, the ...

When analyzing a reality, it is inevitable that one inquires about its origin. The question of origin is inherent in any comprehensive inquiry into the nature of realities. Up to the scholastic time, not only in religious ...

Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900) had a prominent place in shaping the thinking pattern of the 20th century, especially in the Continental Europe. His anthropology is based on creating a ‘new man’ who would come out of all ...

Public theology is an effort to make decisions for the common good from a Christian perspective. This study focuses on the challenges faced by the estate women from a public theological perspective. In the Sri Lankan ...

Literally, theology is a ‘science of God’. Traditionally Christian theology was understood as a discourse on the nature, attributes and existence of a divine God. In the fall of nineteenth century Friedrich Nietzsche ...

Homo faber is the name that is attributed to the human being in the process of technological development and it is also seen as one of the stages of human growth and a product of homo sapiens. Technology has become an ...

In the history of the Church, the first three centuries were a period of persecution and suffering for the Christians. During these centuries, Christians faced hostilities from the Jewish and Roman authorities. The situation ...

From its Latin root, ‘city’ (civitas) is closely associated with civilization (civilis) where city life is equated with civilized life. Unfortunately, city life is considered precarious for humanity today. The Bible too ...

The phenomenon of the survival of Christianity surpassing two millennia is unique. In spite of all the upheavals and controversies it has responded to the need of the time and survived because of the appropriate leaders ...

Atheism is marked by its nearness to religion. As a trend it was considered a potential enemy of religion. The rejection of God or any absolute or divine realities and the dismissal of religions as artificial and superfluous ...