Causa Gratiae - Theological Analysis of Augustine's on Grace and Free Will by Tomas Gulan

“…Augustine is unanimously considered to be the greatest church father of western Christianity. His major theological controversy was against Pelagianism, a Christian heresy identifying God's grace with His endowment of man with free choice in creation. …”
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Recovering the Reformation: free will, merit and the Mass in Luther's Reformation by Cox, G, Genevieve Cox

“…This thesis argues that Luther’s reaction to Pelagianism within the Scotist tradition led to a decisive break with the scholastic theology of free will, merit and the Mass. However, by identifying the theological crux of Luther’s Reformation, this thesis discovers a rapprochement in the free will theology of early Lutheranism and Counter-Reformation scholasticism. …”

Evil, God, and the Meaning of Life without Free Will: Hard Theological Determinism by Aykut Alper Yılmaz

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Free speech as ethical speech in Islam: an essay in ethnographic moral theology by Bhojani, A-R, Clarke, M

Free to Die: A Lutheran-Relational Approach to Medical Assistance in Dying by Kayko Driedger Hesslein

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Contemporary Shifts in the Christian Doctrine of Hell in Anglo-American Philosophical Theology by Ramon Baker

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Conor M. Kelly, The Fullness of Free Time: A Theological Account of Leisure and Recreation in the Moral Life by Greg D. Jones

“…Kelly, _The Fullness of Free Time: A Theological Account of Leisure and Recreation in the Moral Life_…”
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Social Commitment: voluntary, obligatory? A theological view on the freedom of a Christian by Andreas Prokopf

“…In this article I would like to highlight our Erasmus+ K1 project  concerning the aspect of ´Voluntary Social Engagement´ in a German vocational school, work on the aspect of ´voluntary`, taking into account theological topics: ´Free Will´, the ´new man´ according St. …”
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The Relation between Philosophy and Religion in Boethius’ Anthropology based on Theological Treatises and the Consolation of Philosophy by ُSayyedeh Fatemeh Nourani Khatibani, Maryam Salem, Mitra Poursina

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Scotus’s Analysis of the Structure of the Will in the Light of 14th-Century Philosophical and Theological Discussions by Martyna Koszkało

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Theology in dialogue and dialogue in theology: Destroying the walls of hostility by Kelebogile T. Resane

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<i>Sapiens Dominabitur Astris:</i> A Diachronic Survey of a Ubiquitous Astrological Phrase by Justin Niermeier-Dohoney

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Left-Wing Christians at Berkeley: Between the Theology of Liberation and Marxist Theories by Daniela Saresella

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The (demanding) history of South African public theology as prophetic theology by Martin Laubscher

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Puo Pha!: African theology is a public theology of dialogue by Kelebogile T. Resane

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jaaliyyah al-dhururah wal-huriyyah fi al-fikr al-islami : theory or earning in the ashaarit thought (the dialetic of fate and free choice in Islam) / by 560425 al-Umari, Marzouk

Qadar in Classical and Modern Islamic Discourses: Commending a Futuristic Perspective by WAN FARIZA ALYATI WAN ZAKARIA

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A Free Man in Search of the Truth about Himself. An Attempt at a Moral-Theological Rein-terpretation of Sophocles’ “Oedipus The King” by Andrzej Dominik Kuciński

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Natural theology and orthodoxy by Swinburne, R

“…Thus Swinburne’s program of natural theology consisted in using the criteria used in modern natural science and historical inquiry for the probable truth of a suggested explanation, analyzed with the careful rigor of modern philosophy, to show the meaningfulness and probable truth of Christian theology. …”

Kant’s ethical-theological argument for God’s existence in Fyodor Golubinsky’s rational theology by Rozhin David O.

“…In the philosophy lectures of Fyodor Golubinsky (1797–1854)one can find among others the section “Ethical-theological Argument for God’s Existence according to Kant”. …”
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