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Edwards and Biblical Typology In: Gerald, R McDermott (szerk.) Understanding Jonathan Edwards : . An Introduction to America’s Theologian. Oxford, Egyesült Királyság / Anglia : Oxford University Press, (2009) pp. 91-108. , 18 p.

“Time Fulfilled” In: Jean, O’Grady (szerk.) Collected Works of Northrop Frye, Volume 24 : Interviews with Northrop Frye
Toronto, Kanada : University of Toronto, (2008) pp. 1075-1079. , 5 p.

Scripture versus Church in the Debate of More and Tyndale” THOMAS MORE STUDIES 3 pp. 9-11. , 3 p. (2008)

Complicity and Perseverance LUTHERAN FORUM: AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL 42 : 1 pp. 43-48. (2008)

Church Paradigm Versus Scripture Paradigm in the Debate of Sir Thomas More and William Tyndale In: Andreas, Höfele; Stephan, Laqué; Enno, Ruge; Gabriela, Schmidt (szerk.) Representing Religious Pluralization in Early Modern Europe : Pluralisierung & Autorität. Münster, Németország : LIT Verlag, (2007) pp. 15-43. , 29 p.

Masks of God and of Christ in Luther’s exegesis of Old Testament texts In: Juraj, Bándy (szerk.) Explikácia – aplikácia – aktualizácia : Zborník z medzinárodného sympózia konaného 21. marca 2005 na EBF UK v Bratislave
Zilina, Szlovákia : EDIS Zilina University Publishers, (2006) pp. 29-35. , 7 p.

Trends in American Luther Research In: Dietz, Krisztina (szerk.) My Fulbright experience : Reports of Hungarian grantees. Academic years 2002/2003, 2003/2004, 2004/2005. Budapest, Magyarország : Hungarian-American Commission for Educational Exchange, (2006) pp. 145-157. , 13 p.

The “Strange Acts of God”: The Hermeneutics of Concealment and Revelation in Luther and Shakespeare DIALOG-A JOURNAL OF THEOLOGY 45 : 1 pp. 44-54. , 11 p. (2006)

Hamlet, Student of Wittenberg. Shakespeare’s Hamlet and Luther’s Theology In: Ádám, Anikó; Bors, Edit; Szávai, Dorottya (szerk.) Correspondances – Kapcsolatok : Hommage à Martonyi Éva. Piliscsaba, Magyarország : Pázmány Péter Katolikus Egyetem BTK, (2006) pp. 89-101. , 13 p.

“Looking for Sex in Shakespeare’ by Stanley Wells (recenzió, 2006, in: Sixteenth Century Journal, xxxvii/2 (2006), pp. 490–491.)

The Ear as a Metaphor: Aural Imagery in Shakespeare’s Great Tragedies and Its Relation to Music and Time in Cymbeline and Pericles HUNGARIAN JOURNAL OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN STUDIES 11 : 1 pp. 189-202. , 14 p. (2005)

“This Day is Health Come Unto This House”. When ‘Health’ Disappears in Favour of ‘Salvation’ in William Tyndale’s Two Translations of the New Testament, 1526 and 1534 In: Kathleen, E Dubs (szerk.) What does in mean? : Pázmány Papers in English and American Studies Volume 3. Piliscsaba, Magyarország : Pázmány Péter Katolikus Egyetem Bölcsészettudományi Kar, (2004) pp. 116-138. , 23 p.

Theologies of Church Government in the Hungarian Lutheran Church During Communism 1945-1990 RELIGION IN EASTERN EUROPE 24 : 4 pp. 11-29. , 19 p. (2004)

The Captivity of Our Church Today (2004) Lutheran Quarterly, Vol. XVIII., No. 3, Autumn, pp. 325–332.

The Background and Afterlife of the ‘Captivity Letter1’ LUTHERAN QUARTELY 18 pp. 330-332. , 3 p. (2004)

The Testimony of Bishop Lajos Ordass during Communism in Hungary (2004) In: Lutheran Quarterly Vol. XVIII, pp. 435-454

Myth and Kerygma: Northrop Frye’s ‘Critique’ of Bultmann In: Jeffrey, Keuss (szerk.) The Sacred and the Profane : Contemporary Demands on Hermeneutics. Ashgate, Egyesült Királyság / Anglia * : Ashgate, (2003) pp. 89-100. , 12 p.

The Hungarian Revolution of 1956 and Its Aftermath in the Lutheran Church: The Case of Bishop Ordass (2003)

Fabiny T. 2002. “The Testimony of Bishop Lajos Ordass During Communism in Hungary”, in: Zwischen den Mühlsteinen. Protestantische Kirchen in den der Errichtung der kommunistischen Herrschaft im östlichen Europa, Hg. Peter Maser und Jean Holger Schjorring, Erlangen, Martin Luther Verlag, pp. 303–320.

Brothers as Doubles – Birthright and rivalry of “brothers” in Genesis and Shakespeare In: Ittzés, Gábor; Kiséry, András (szerk.) Míves semmiségek – Elaborate trifles : Tanulmányok Ruttkay Kálmán 80. születésnapjára – Studies for Kálmán G. Ruttkay on his 80th birthday. Piliscsaba, Magyarország : Pázmány Péter Katolikus Egyetem BTK, (2002) pp. 35-47. , 13 p.

Reformation Apocalypse in Shakespearean Tragedy in: Tibor Fabiny (ed.) ’What, Then, Is Time? Responses in English and American Literature, Pázmány Papers in English and American Studies Vol 1. Pázmány Péter Katolikus Egyetem, Piliscsaba, pp. 110–124.