| Simon Attila |
The Instable and Stabil State of Man The Concepts of Death and Eternal Life in the Works of Calvin |
Református Szemle 115.5 (2022) |
| Éles Éva |
Mysterious Encounters Souls in Prison in the Context of 1Pt 3:18-22 |
Református Szemle 115.3 (2022) |
| Kiss Lajos András |
Sin, Repentance, Forgiveness Ideas on Sándor Fazakas’s Book |
Református Szemle 114.2 (2021) |
| Bányai László |
Review of Mihály Zoltán Nagy – Denisa Bodeanu: Condemned to Silence / Interception. The Interception Protocols of the Roman Catholic Bishop, Áron Márton |
Református Szemle 113.1 (2020) |
| Buzogány Dezső |
László Musnai (1888–1967). A Sketch of His Life |
Református Szemle 110.6 (2017) |
| Ledán M. István |
Aspects of Pauline Eschatology in the Context of Hellenistic Funeral Inscriptions |
Református Szemle 110.6 (2017) |
| Hermán M. János |
The Visit of Abraham Kuyper to Bucharest, Budapest and the Burning of His Books Translated to Hungarian at Cluj in 1962 |
Református Szemle 110.4 (2017) |
| Ledán M. István |
Calvin’s Teaching About the Intermediate State, or Does Soul Sleep after Death? |
Református Szemle 110.3 (2017) |
| Hermán M. János |
“The Unsung Martyr” Iván Hadházy’s Fight against a Brutal Regime |
Református Szemle 110.2 (2017) |
| Hermán M. János |
Mrs. Mária Sass-Tőkés, the Embodiment of a Silent Power |
Református Szemle 107.6 (2014) |
| Simon János |
The Hungarian ethos of forgiveness during the decades of “the western past elaboration |
Református Szemle 107.4 (2014) |