Hard copies of lectures
marked with an asterisk (*) can be obtained by contacting nhabel32@gmail.com
Those marked with a
double asterisk (**) are available on line as (.pdf) files.
List
of Lectures
1961 Prof. Huston Smith,
Accent of the World’s Religions
1963 Ven Abbot Sumangalo,
Common Denominations in Asian Thought
1965 Prof. E. G. Parrinder,
Christian Theology and Two Asian Faiths
1966 Prof. W. Cantwell
Smith, Religious Atheism? Early Buddhist and Recent American
1968 Dr Carmen Blecker,
Methods of Yoga in Japanese Buddhism
1970 Dr Seyyed Hossein,
Nasr Sufism and the Perennity of the Mystical Quest
1972 Prof. R. Zwi Werblowsky,
Jerusalem: City of Three Religions
1975 Prof. D. Lancashire,
Man: Determined or Free?
1975 Prof. Joseph Kitagawa,
Some Reflections on the Japanese World of Meaning
1976 Prof. W. E. H. Stanner,
Some Aspects of Aboriginal Religion
1977 Dr. Kosuke Koyama,
Interpreting Religious Situations in a Technological Age
1978 Prof. J. Mbiti,
Prayer and Spirituality in African Religion
1978 Prof. Eric Sharpe,
Universal Religion for Universal Man
1979 Fr. Jospeh F. Spae,
CCIM East Challenges West: Towards A Convergence of Spiritualities
1979 Prof. Roland M.
Berndt, A Profile of Good and Bad in Australian Aboriginal Religion
1980 Prof. Garry Trompf,
Religion and Money: Some Aspects
1981 Prof. Liu Ts’un-yan,
The essence of Taoism: Its Philosophical, Historical and religious
Aspects
1981 Dr. Rowan Ireland,
Interpreting Babel: Towards a Sociology of Afro-Brazilian Cults
1982 Dr. Dianne Bell,
Aboriginal Women and Religious Experience
1982 Prof. A. Johns,
Moses in the Qu’ran: Finite and Infinite Dimensions of Prophecy
1983 Peter Bishop, Tibet
in its Place
1983 Prof. K. Klostermaier,
The Body of God: Cosmos-Avatar-Image
1984 Graham Rossiter,
Religious Education in Schools
1984 Rabbi Raymond Apple,
The Folk/Faith Dualism in Judaism: Problems of Jewish Self-Definition
1985 Peter Willis, Riders
in the Chariot: Aboriginal Conversion to Christianity in Remote
Australia
1985 Dr. Tony Swain,
On “Understanding” Aboriginal Religion
1986 Prof. M. A. El Erian,
Halal vs Haram: Behavioral Concepts in Islam
1986 Purushotima Bilimoria,
Hinduism in Australia
1987 Philip Alexander,
Magic and Mysticism in Judaism
1987 Michael O’Donoghue,
The Quest of Myth
*1988 Deborah Bird Rose,
Ned Kelly Died for our Sins
*1988 Dr. Majella Franzmann,
Living Water: Mediating element in Mandean Myth and Ritual
*1989 Dr. Rod Bucknell,
Buddhist Meditation and the Study of Mystical Experience
1989 Dr. Patricia Sherwood,
New Religious Movements in Western Australia
*1990 Prof. Martin Marty,
Fundamentalism's Compared and the Rise of Fundamentalism around
the world: What a Way to End the Millennium!
1990 Prof. Max Charlesworth,
Religion and Ethics in a Multicultural Society
1990 Dr. Paul Stange,
The Collapse of Lineage and the Availability of Gnosis
1991 Dr. Robert Crotty,
Multiculturalism and Religious Pluralism: Interaction and Overlap
1991 Dr. Vic Hayes, Faithful
Syncretism
*1992 Father Frank Brennan,
SJ Land Rights – The Religious Factor
1992 Rosemary Crumlin,
Aboriginal Art – The Religious Factor (No manuscript available)
*1993 Dr. Morny Joy,
Eccentrics, Ecstatics and Exceptional Women
*1994 Dr. Nonie Sharp,
Malo’s Law in Court: The Religious Background to the Mabo
Case
*1994 Dr Lynne Hume,
Compendium Beneficiorum: Beliefs and Practices of Modern Witchcraft
in Australia
1995 Rev. George Rosendale,
Rainbow Spirit Theology (See book with same title)
1995 Vicki Walker, Aboriginal
Ritual in Christian Worship (No manuscript available)
**1996 Prof. Paul Rule, The Strange
Death of Religion in China
**1997
Dr. Kim Power, Heavenly Bodies? The Ambiguity of the Body in Religious
Discourse and Practice
**1997
Rabbi John S Levi, Strike Me Lucky! Judaism in Australia
1998 Prof. Max Charlesworth,
Religion and Religions (in Managing Religious Diversity edited by
Gary Bouma)
**1999 Dr Susan Aykut, Hairy Politics:
Hair Rituals in Ottoman and Turkish Society
**1999
Dr. Douglas Pratt, Identity and Interaction: Islam and the Challenge
of Interreligious Dialogue
2000 Prof. Norman Habel,
The Challenge of Ecojustice Readings for Christian Theology (in
Pacifica June 2000)
**2001
Dr. Philip R. Davies, The Essene Revolution
**2001
Dr. William (Bill) Edwards, Recovering Spirit: Exploring Aboriginal
Spirituality
**2002
Dr. Benjamin Penny, The Falun Gong Movement in China
**2004
Toni Tidswell, The Qur'an and contemporary Muslim understanding
of modesty: the case of the Aziz's wife
**2005
Heather Foster, Conformity and subversion in the diaspora: Hindu
women in South Australia
**2005
Carole Cusack, Religion as Something Absolutely Ordinary
**2006
John D'Arcy May, Political Religion: Studying the World's Religion
in Global Civil Society
**2006
Mitri Raheb, Land, Peoples and Identities: A Palestinian Perspective
**2007
Adam Possamai, Yoda Goes to the Vatican
**2007
Philip Hughes, If Jesus is in Disneyland, Where is the Buddha?
2008-9
Marion Maddox, "There isn’t a Racist Bone in My Body!" Race and Religion in the Vocabulary of Fear
**2010
Paul Rule, Is the Chinese Rites Controversy Over? A Justification for Studying a Seventeenth Century Argument
2011
Anne Gardner, The Persistence of Apocalyptic: One Key Vision and its Persistence through Time.
This manuscript is published in the journal Pacifica 2014 Vol. 29 (1), pp. 4-27.
**2012
Elisabeth Rochat de la Vallée, Shen (spirit, soul) in Chinese Religion and Medicine
**2012
Carole Cusack, Fictional Religions and Religious Fictions
**2013
- Part 1 Elizabeth Pike, A Far Cry - A Resounding call to ALL Australians
**2013
- Part 2 Robyn Reynolds, Missionary Turned Around: Bound to be free
**2014
Matthew Clarke, Christianity and the Shaping of Vanuatu's Social and Political Development
**
2015 Gary D. Bouma, Two Disconnected Discourses of Disconnection: Anti-West and Anti-Islamic Discourses
**
2019 Norman Habel, The Terra Australis Statement from the Heart: Principles for Promoting Peace with Planet Earth
Publications
sponsored by The Charles Strong Trust
1971 Colin R. Badger,
The reverend Charles Strong and the Australian Church (Melbourne:
Abacanda Press)
1972 John Bowman, Comparative
religion: The Charles Strong Trust Lectures 1961-1970 (Leiden: Brill)
1987 Robert Crotty, The
Charles Strong lectures 1972-1984 (Leiden: Brill)
1991 Colin Badger, A
Brief History of the origin, structure and Progress of the Trust
1939-1990
1997 Rainbow Spirit Elders,
Rainbow Spirit Theology: Towards an Australian Aboriginal Theology
(Melbourne: HarperCollins)
1998 Max Charlesworth, (ed) Religious Business:
Essays on Australian Aboriginal Business (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press)
2000-2002 Norman Habel, (ed) Earth Bible (Sheffield:
Sheffield Academic Press). 5 volumes
Norman Habel (ed) The Earth Bible Commentary
Series, published by Sheffield Phoenix. First 2 volumes published in 2011-2012.
2011 Norman Habel et al. The Season of
Creation. A Preaching Commentary (Minneapolis: Fortress Press).
**2013 The Charles
Strong Memorial Trust, Towards a Black Theology (1971) & Learning from Black Theology (2011):
Historic Papers by Basil Moore (Adelaide, South Australia).
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