Karasszon István: Az 51. zsoltár
The author pays tribute to the memory of János Molnár by analysing and interpreting Psalm 51. The reason for opting for this psalm is that, as Martin Luther wrote, it is the most beautiful and surest of all promises because by faith God accepts our sufferings as a sacrifice: sacrificia acceptissima Deo. The author presents the János Molnár’ life in the light of the 51 psalms. Keywords: psalm, David, repentance, accepted sacrifice, grace
Géresi Róbert: Búcsú Csémy Lajostól Farewell to Lajos Csémy The author, Róbert Géresi, is a bishop of the Reformed Christian Church in Slovakia. This is the episcopal…
Jan Štefan: Jak vidím kalvinisty? The Czech Evangelical author discusses how he sees the Hungarian Reformed? He lists seven characteristics, according to his typology, of a Calvinist:…
Peter Morée: Studenti a učitelé Reformované církve na Slovensku na Komenského evangelické bohoslovecké fakultě, 1950-1992 In his study, the Czech author examines how and why did Hungarian…
Csoma László: Magyar református teológusok a II. világháború után Prágában After World War II., Hungarian Reformed theologians in Slovakia studied in Prague because they had no other…
Lévai Attila: Cseh-magyar történeti kapcsolatok református szemszögből In this study, the author deals with the history of research on CzechHungarian historical relations, based partly on the topics…
Csémy László: Csémy Lajos életére emlékeznek vissza fiai The son of Lajos Csémy, professor of theology, recalls his father, his family, his childhood and the decades he…
