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2. The diaconate and the Anglican Church today [Edited version of a paper delivered at the Ecumenical Diaconate Conference (2007: Brisbane) Paper in: Dialogue and Debate: Essays from St Mark's.]
3. Protestant bishops in restoration England [An earlier version of this paper was read at the ANZAMEMS Conference, University of Tasmania (2008: Hobart).]
4. A Christian perspective on open government [Edited version of an address delivered at a community forum organised by the Australian Christian Lobby in Canberra on 26 August 2008. Paper in: Dialogue and Debate: Essays from St Mark's.]
5. A biblical appreciation of sex: [Paper in: Sexual Abuse and the Church: Essays from the Doctrine Commission of the Anglican Church of Australia.]
6. Forgiveness: [Paper in: Sexual Abuse and the Church: Essays from the Doctrine Commission of the Anglican Church of Australia.]
7. An abusive church culture?: clergy sexual abuse and systemic dysfunction in ecclesial faith and life. [Paper in: Sexual Abuse and the Church: Essays from the Doctrine Commission of the Anglican Church of Australia.]
8. Sexual abuse: sin, guilt and shame in the context of pastoral care in the parish. [Paper in: Sexual Abuse and the Church: Essays from the Doctrine Commission of the Anglican Church of Australia.]
9. Truth and reconciliation in the Church: [Paper in: Sexual Abuse and the Church: Essays from the Doctrine Commission of the Anglican Church of Australia.]
10. Out of the dark: child sexual abuse and the web of sin. [Paper in: Sexual Abuse and the Church: Essays from the Doctrine Commission of the Anglican Church of Australia.]
11. Preliminary Report from the Doctrine Commission: Theological Issues Surrounding Sexual and Other Forms of Abuse. [Paper in: Sexual Abuse and the Church: Essays from the Doctrine Commission of the Anglican Church of Australia.]
12. Power and authority: [Paper in: Sexual Abuse and the Church: Essays from the Doctrine Commission of the Anglican Church of Australia.]
13. Church-state relations and civil unrest in Kenya [Paper in: Perspectives on Church, Society and Politics.]
14. Christian ethics in a secular society: moral understanding and conversion of life [Paper in: Public But Not Official: Anglican Contributions to Australian Life.]
15. Who speaks for the Church?: Anglican voices and Australian public life [Paper in: Public But Not Official: Anglican Contributions to Australian Life.]
16. The Bible as a public document: a perspective on the contribution of Anglicanism [Paper in: Public But Not Official: Anglican Contributions to Australian Life.]
17. Who or what is the 'public' in public theology? [Paper in: Public But Not Official: Anglican Contributions to Australian Life.]
18. Habakkuk the faithful dissident: a perforative hermeneutic for Anglicans in Australia [Paper in: Public But Not Official: Anglican Contributions to Australian Life.]
19. The incarnation as a New Testament key to an Anglican public and contextual theology [Paper in: Public But Not Official: Anglican Contributions to Australian Life.]
20. Speaking theologically in a suspicious world [Paper in: Public But Not Official: Anglican Contributions to Australian Life.]
21. Neither public nor official [Paper in: Public But Not Official: Anglican Contributions to Australian Life.]
22. Public theology and young people: learning a new language [Paper in: Public But Not Official: Anglican Contributions to Australian Life.]
23. Ageing - a public theology and Anglican perspective [Paper in: Public But Not Official: Anglican Contributions to Australian Life.]
24. The shadow of Arius: subordinationism then and now. [Paper in: Subordinationism and Gender Politics: An Australian Theological Debate.]
25. Trinity and Church: explorations in ecclesiology from a Trinitarian perspective. [Paper in: Subordinationism and Gender Politics: An Australian Theological Debate.]
26. Honouring Jesus Christ: [This article is reproduced from Churchman v.119, no.1, 2005 pp.35-50. Paper in: Subordinationism and Gender Politics: An Australian Theological Debate.]
27. T. C. Hammond and the theological roots of Sydney Arianism: [Paper in: Subordinationism and Gender Politics: An Australian Theological Debate.]
28. Sexing the spiritual [Paper in: Australian and International Feminisms 1975-2005: Where We've been and Where We're Going. Webby, Elizabeth and North, Marilla (eds).]
29. Family matters: bastards, orphans and baptisms - New South Wales, 1810-1825. [This article was originally given as a paper 'Escape from the historians' at the 'Escape' Conference, Tasmania, 2003.]
30. The religion of a lawyer?: William Blackstone's Anglicanism [Paper in: Religion, Society and Government in Early Modern England: essays for George Yule.]
31. Civil war, communal guilt and reconciliation in England: the Book of Common Prayer of 1662 [Paper in: Religion, Society and Government in Early Modern England: essays for George Yule.]
32. Henry More and the Restoration [Paper in: Religion, Society and Government in Early Modern England: essays for George Yule.]
33. Serving the Australian bishops in their promotion of social justice and human rights: 1987-2004 [Article originally presented in a paper to the Society on 11 July (2004).]
34. Get thee to Church: hard work, Godliness and tourism at Australia's first rural reformatory. [Edited version of a paper presented at the Australasian Society for Historical Archaeology - Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology. Joint Conference (2000: Adelaide).]
35. 'Why do you work?': Indigenous perceptions of Lutheran mission work in the Encounter Bay area, 1840-47. [Paper prepared for the Australian Historical Association Conference: 'Futures in the Past' (2000: University of Adelaide).]
36. Responsive ministry: the nature and priorities of ordained ministry. [Edited version of a paper delivered at the annual clergy conference of the Anglican Diocese of Bathurst.]
37. The Revd George King [Paper in: The Irish in Western Australia. Reece, Bob (ed.).]
38. Introduction: [Paper in: Sexual Abuse and the Church: Essays from the Doctrine Commission of the Anglican Church of Australia.]
39. The church as koinonia [Paper was the basis for a meditation given at the Anglican Synod of Canberra and Goulburn on September 13, 1997.]
40. Lay vocation and worship [Paper originally delivered at the Anglican Theological Conference (1997: Brisbane ).]
41. 'Take your partners': towards an Australian approach to mission in the new millennium [Revised version of a paper given at two workshops during the National Anglican Conference (1997: Canberra) and the Clergy Conference (1997: Diocese of Wangaratta ).]
42. A response to the seminar [Paper in: Public But Not Official: Anglican Contributions to Australian Life.]
43. Editorial [Paper in: Public But Not Official: Anglican Contributions to Australian Life.]
44. A tale of three cities [Paper delivered as Jubilee Cardinal Knox Lecture at Catholic Theological College, Clayton, Vic., 28 August 1997]
45. The postmodern church [Paper first delivered as the Annual Lecture of the Fellowship of St John at the University of Queensland (1996: Queensland ).]
46. The decline of priestly vocations and its impact on the local Church. [An informal version of this paper was given at the clergy seminar of the diocese of Broken Bay (1996)]
47. Transformations and traditions: Augustine's teaching on the transformation of Christians in the liturgy and the use of these teachings in the sixteenth century. [Paper delivered to the Conference ' Prayer and Spirituality in the Early Church' (1996: Melbourne)]
48. Owning the classics. [Paper delivered at the Conference on Prayer and Spirituality (1996: Melbourne)]
49. Towards a pastoral approach to Australian culture. [Paper prepared in response to the Preparatory Questionnaire for the Plenary Assembly of March 1997 in response to the Pontifical Council on Culture (1994)]
50. Making the Gospel their own: [Eastern Arrernte Catholics at Ltentye Apurte, the former Santa Teresa Catholic mission east of Alice Springs. Paper in: Remote. Bowdler, Cath (ed.).]
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