 | Up a level |
Constantineanu, Corneliu (2020) 'Instruments of Justice': Biblical Contributions to a Public Theology of Engagement in Eastern European Context. International Journal of Public Theology, 14 (3). pp. 355-371.
Rițișan, Gheorghe and Constantineanu, Corneliu (2018) The Romanian Pentecostal Agency for Foreign Mission (APME): A Case Study in Cross-Cultural Mission Originating from Eastern Europe. International Review of Mission, 107 (1). pp. 204-224. ISSN 1758-6631
Constantineanu, Corneliu (2017) God in Public: A Prolegomena to Public Theology in the Romanian Context. Journal of Humanistic and Scoial Studies, 1. pp. 167-176.
Constantineanu, Corneliu and Terinte, Ciprian Flavius (2013) Religion in the Public Square: A Theological Exploration on Religion, Freedom and Democracy. European Journal of Science and Theology, 9 (5). pp. 91-97. ISSN 1842-8517
Constantineanu, Corneliu (2013) Faith and Life: A Pauline Perspective on the Integration of Faith and Everyday Life. William Carey International Development Journal, 2 (4). pp. 39-45.
Constantineanu, Corneliu (2010) The Bible and the Public Arena: A Pauline Model for Christian Engagement in Society with Reference to Romans 13. Kairos: Evangelical Journal of Theology, 4 (2). pp. 135-157. ISSN 1846-4599
Constantineanu, Corneliu Theology for Life: Doing Public Theology in Romania. Journal of Humanistic and Social Studies, VIII (2(17)). pp. 97-107. ISSN 2067-6557 (Print), 2247-2371 (Online)
Prevette, Bill and Constantineanu, Corneliu (2016) Children at Risk in Romania: A Historical Analysis. In: Mission in Central and Eastern Europe: Realities, Perspectives, Trends. Regnum Edinburgh Centenary Series (34). Regnum Books International, Oxford UK, pp. 372-397. ISBN 9781911372172
Constantineanu, Corneliu (2016) Public Theology: Christian Faith and the Public Sphere in Central and Eastern Europe. In: Mission in Central and Eastern Europe: Realities, Perspectives, Trends. Regnum Edinburgh Centenary Series (34). Regnum Books International, Oxford, UK, pp. 676-693. ISBN 9781911372172
Constantineanu, Corneliu and Măcelaru, Marcel V. (2016) Re-Imagining the Seminary: A Conference Report. In: Mission in Central and Eastern Europe: Realities, Perspectives, Trends. Regnum Edinburgh Centenary Series (34). Regnum Books International, Oxford, UK, pp. 655-667. ISBN 9781911372172
Constantineanu, Corneliu (2014) Welcome: Biblical and Theological Perspectives on Mission and Hospitality with a Child in the Midst. In: Theology, Mission and Child: Fresh Perspectives. Regnum Edinburgh Centenary Series (24). Oxford, UK: Regnum Books International, pp. 134-48.
Constantineanu, Corneliu (2013) Christ and Caesar: Religion, Power and Politics from a Pauline Perspective. In: Religion and Politics in the 21st Century: Global and Local Reflections. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, pp. 177-199.
Constantineanu, Corneliu (2008) Reconciliation as a Missiological Category for Social Engagement: A Pauline Perspective from Romans 12:9-21. In: Bible and Mission: A Conversation Between Biblical Studies and Missiology. Neufeld Verlag Schwarzenfeld, Germany, pp. 132-159. ISBN 978-3937896694
Constantineanu, Corneliu and Runcan, Patricia and Raţă, Georgeta (2014) Christian Values vs Contemporary Values. Bucharest, RO: Editura didactică și pedagogică, Bucharest, RO.
Volf, Miroslav and Constantineanu, Corneliu (2011) First the Kingdom of God: A Festschrift in Honor of Prof. Dr. Peter Kuzmic. Osijek: Evanđeoski teološki fakultet.
Constantineanu, Corneliu (2010) The Social Significance of Reconciliation in Paul’s Theology: Narrative Readings in Romans. Library of New Testament Studies: London / New York: T&T Clark.
Constantineanu, Corneliu (2009) Encountering the Other: Studies in Reconciliation. Cluj-Napoca, RO: Casa Cărții de Știință.
Măcelaru, Marcel V. and Constantineanu, Corneliu (2009) Theological Pilgrimages: Collected Faculty Papers, 2007–2009. Evanđeoski teološki fakultet, Osijek, HR.
Constantineanu, Corneliu (2006) The Social Significance of Reconciliation in Paul's Theology, With Particular Reference to the Romanian Context. Doctoral thesis, University of Leeds / Oxford Centre for Mission Studies.
