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Christian faith and political activism from the perspective of Romans 13:1-7
(2008-03)
Paul as a faithful servant of Jesus Christ had shown his faithfulness to the Gospel of God by bravely unmasking the real purpose of the Roman governing authorities amidst the threat to his own life. Paul’s subversive ...
Jesus as catalyst for Liberation: In search of relevant Christology for the Myanmar context
(South East Asia Graduate School of Theology, 2003-12)
The question of who Jesus Christ is involves historical, biblical and theological engagement. In Myanmar, however, we have traditionally understood Jesus Christ as our savior who died for our sin without considering the ...
Jesus and political activism in the Philippines from a Lukan perspective
(Southeast Asia Graduate School of Theology, 2004-03)
Jesus’ fulfilment of his ministry led him to become “subversive” in the sight of the Roman authorities and the Jewish religious leaders. However, to the poor and oppressed his teachings and ministry was salvific because ...



