"Bodhi, Karunā and Mettā: Buddhist Perspectives
for a Theology of Pastoral Care for the Ageing and Persons with Disabilities", Ageing, Disability and Spirituality: Addressing the Challenge of Disability
in Later Life, Ed., Elizabeth MacKinlay, London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers,
2007/08.
"The Relevance of Paul Tillich’s
Later Theology for Mission Studies in the Context of Religious Pluralism", Australian Journal
of Mission Studies, l/2, (Nov 2007).
"Ghandi's Gift to a Violent World", Interreligious Insight:
A Journal of Dialogue and Engagement, 5/4 (2007): 23-30.
"Mahatma Gandhi’s Concept of Ahimsā (Nonviolence):
A Case for Close Links of Intertextuality". One Word Many Versions;
A Re-reading of the Holy Books –Essays on Intertextuality, Eds.
R. Palapathwala & A. Karickam. Kerala: Dr. Alexander, Marthoma
Centre for Dialogue, Kottarakara and the Cosmic Community Centre, August
2007, pp.88-104.
“The Ethic of Interfaith Dialogue: The Imperative for Theological
Reflection & the Missional Vocation of the Indigenous Theologian
of South and South East Asia” Sri Lanka Journal of Theological
Reflection, Vol. 2, No. 4 January-June 2007.
"Ageing and Death: A Buddhist-Christian Conceptual Framework
for Spirituality in Later Life", Aging, Spirituality and Palliative
Care, Ed., Elizabeth MacKinlay, Binghamton, NY: The Haworth Pastoral
Press, 2006, pp. 153-168
“Suffering: A Dialogical Imperative
for Buddhist-Christian Dialogue”, Nanak Parkash A Journal of Sikh Studies, September,
2006.
“Soteriology and its Imperative for
a Dynamic Global Ethic”, Journal
of Globalisation for the Common Good, Fall, 2006. (online Journal
Ref: http://lass.calumet.purdue.edu/cca/jgcg/index.htm#top)
"Ageing and Death: A Buddhist-Christian
Conceptual Framework for Spirituality in Later Life", Journal of Religion, Spirituality & Aging
Volume: 18 Issue: 2/3, pp. 151-166 Divine Footprints: Pathways
to Interfaith Dialogue in a World of Turmoil Melbourne: Centre
for Social Inquiry, Religion & Interfaith
Dialogue; Dr Alexander Marthoma Centre for Dialogue, Kerala; Karickam,
November 2004 (ISBN 0-9756748-6-2) Thrasthavadaya Saha Argamika Muladharmavadaya,
Melbourne: Centre for Social Inquiry, Religion & Interfaith Dialogue,
September 2004 (ISBN 0-9756748-5-4)
"Dukkha Pilibada Bhauddha Saha
Kithunu Adahas", Melbourne: Centre for Social
Inquiry, Religion & Interfaith Dialogue,
September 2004 (ISBN 0-9756748-4-6)
"Engaged Interfaith Dialogue:
Religious Fundamentalism and Terrorism" Melbourne:
Centre for Social Inquiry, Religion & Interfaith Dialogue, September
2004 (ISBN 0-9756748-2-X)
"Engaged Interfaith Dialogue: Buddhist and
Christian Perspectives on Suffering", Melbourne: Centre
for Social Inquiry, Religion & Interfaith
Dialogue, September 2004 (ISBN 0-9756748-1-1)
"Engaged Interfaith
Dialogue: Paper on Muslim-Christian Harmony and Australian Education
Policy", Melbourne: Centre for Social
Inquiry, Religion & Interfaith Dialogue, September 2004 (0-9756748-3-8).
Engaged
Interfaith Dialogue: Lectures on Terrorism, Suffering & Healing: Special 2004 Australian General Synod Edition, Melbourne: Centre
for Social Inquiry, Religion & Interfaith Dialogue August 2004
(ISBN 0-9756748-0-3)
"Intertextuality as Dialogical Imperative:
A Case for Contemporary Quest for Self with Reference to Buddhist-Christian
Dialogue on the Concept of Anatta (No-self)", The Intertextuality
of the Holy Books, Eds., Abraham Karickam & M.O. Oommen, Jr.,
Kerala, Kottarakara: The Cosmic Community Centre & Dr. Alexander
Mar Thoma Centre for Dialogue, July 2004.
"Beyond Christ and System:
Paul Tillich and Spirituality for the 21st Century." Religion
in the New Millennium,
eds., Frederick J. Parrella, & Raymond Bulman, Mercer University
Press, USA, 2001/2002, pp. 205-219.
"The Internationalisation of
Education: A Case for a Global Ethic." The Next Generation:
The Pacific Rim Community in the 21st Century, Asia Study Institute,
Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, 2000.
"Paul Tillich
and Martin Heidegger." North American
Paul Tillich Society. Spring 2000.
Forthcoming
“Christianity’s Contribution to the Evolution of Sri
Lanka’s Religious Cultural Substance: a Theological Inquiry into
Kithunuyana”, Sri Lanka Journal of Theological Reflection, Vol.
2, No. 5 June-December 2007.
“Retrospect and Prospect: Five Matrices
Toward Forming an Indigenous Theology for Sri Lanka” Sri Lankan Theology: Retrospect and
Prospect, Ed. C. Lawrence, Pilimatalawa: Theological College of
Lanka, 2007.
“Mission, Evangelism & Ecumenism
in a Pluralist Context: Re-thinking Christian Ministry Imperatives
for Practical Theology and Ministry Formation Curriculum”, Australian
E-Journal of Theology (http://dlibrary.acu.edu.au/research/theology/ejournal/)
Ruwan Palapathwala (Editor) One Word, Many Versions: A Re-reading
of the Holy Book. Dr Alexander Marthoma Centre for Dialogue,
Kerala; Karickam (August 2007)Myths of Origin and End: Pathways to
Interreligious Dialogue. Dr
Alexander Marthoma Centre for Dialogue, Kerala; Karickam.
"The Intertextuality of the Holy Books". Dr
Alexander Marthoma Centre for Dialogue, Kerala; Karickam. (Co-edited
with Dr Abraham Karickam)
Other Publications & Reviews
“Dukkha: Bauddha-Kithunu Anthar
Argameeka Sangvadayake Mulika Padanama” (Dukkha: The Foundational Imperative for a Buddhist-Christain
Interfaith Dialogue), (Part Three) Pahana, Issue 42, October
2006.
“Dukkha: Bauddha-Kithunu Anthar
Argameeka Sangvadayake Mulika Padanama” (Dukkha:
The Foundational Imperative for a Buddhist-Christain Interfaith
Dialogue), (Part Two) Pahana, Issue 41, September
2006.
“All Religions Guilty of Acts of Terror” (Part
Two), TMA, No
441 September 2006.
“Dukkha: Bauddha-Kithunu Anthar
Argameeka Sangvadayake Mulika Padanama” (Dukkha:
The Foundational Imperative for a Buddhist-Christain Interfaith
Dialogue), (Part One) Pahana, Issue 40, August
2006.
“All Religions Guilty of Acts of Terror” (Part
One), TMA, No
440 August 2006.
“Religion, Fundamentalism and
Terrorism” (Part 3), Pahana,(Sri
Lankan National Community Magazine, Australia) Issue 39, July 2006.
“Religion, Fundamentalism and Terrorism” (Part
2), Pahana,(Sri
Lankan National Community Magazine, Australia) Issue 38, June 2006.
“Religion, Fundamentalism and Terrorism” (Part
1), Pahana,(Sri
Lankan National Community Magazine, Australia) Issue 37, May 2006.
“Paskuwa Pilibada Kithunu Dakeema
(Christian Perspectives on Easter)”, Pahana,(Sri
Lankan National Community Magazine, Australia) Issue 36, April 2006.
"Do We Have to Know Jesus to Be
Saved?" (Viewpoints 2), The Melbourne Anglican, 421,
November 2004. http://www.media.anglican.com.au/tma/2004/11/salvation.html
"The
Cross and the Bodhi Tree" (Review), The Melbourne Anglican, 421,
November 2004.
Do We Have to Know Jesus to Be Saved? (Viewpoints
1), The Melbourne Anglican, 420,
October 2004. http://www.media.anglican.com.au/tma/2004/10/salvation.html
How
Other Faiths Help us to See Ours Fresh, The Melbourne Anglican, March
2004.
http://www.media.anglican.com.au/tma/2004/03/ruwan.html
"The
Significance of Buddhism for the West: A Special Case for Interfaith
Concerns in the Anglican Communion" (NIFCON Consultation
Bangalore)
http://www.anglicannifcon.org/Bangalore
Consultation.htm
"An
Understanding of the New Age Spirituality, Living Faiths, Dialogue
and Community", Victorian Council of Churches, 2004
http://www.vcc.org.au/Living
Faiths.htm
