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Variation in Roman Doctrine.
Desirable Alterations. 29/6/1952.
Handwritten- Roman Catholics and the Bible. 6 p.
Nothing New under the Sun.
Chillingworth in Modern Dress.
A man who changed his mind. 4/5/1952.
Roman Catholic's Uncertainty.
Commemoration of the Saints.
The Doctrine of sin. 19/12/1948.
Saints and Martyrs.
Flaws in Tradition. 6 p.
A critical Evaluation of 'Christian Foundations.' 23p.
Sanctification. 5 p. Handwritten.
The Relation of Inspiration to Spiritual apprehension. Copies slightly amended sent to Charles Troutman and D.Knox.
Comments on Rev. J.R. Bleby's Paper on the proposed Constitution.
Representative Government. 8p.
Arguments in favour of the Draft Constitution. 18p.
The resurrection and the work of Christ.
The Church of Rome and Education. 5p.
The Relation between Doctrine and Ritual.
Protestants and Scripture.

Evangelicals and Australian Church Union (Lance Shilton, 1966)
Is church union the answer? (D.W.B. Robinson, 1966)
The Prayer Book experimental services (W.J. Lawton, 1967)
Modern theology (B.L. Smith)
Women and the Church (Patricia Judge, 1976)
Captial punishment (Michael Hill, 1978)
'Here we offer you a spiritual sacrifice' in A Prayer Book for Australia - a preliminary estimate (Robert Doyle, 1995)
The principles of doctrine and worship in the Book of Common Prayer and the Thirty-Nine Articles (Donald Robinson, 1995)
Can Anglican worship survive the new prayer book? (David Peterson, 1995)
"A Prayer Book for Australia" - the aftermath (John G. Mason, 1995)
Theological and moral tendencies in A Prayer Book for Australia (Edwin Judge, 1995)
What must not change in a changing church (Bruce Ballantine-Jones, 1995)
A Prayer Book for Australia and reformed, biblical Christianity (John Woodhouse, 1995)
The Synod Survival Manual (Robert Tong, 1996)
Husbands, wives and Gog (Stephen and Marion Gabbott, 1995)

'What I say unto you I say unto all, Watch!' Theme: Judgement Day. Analyses how God speaks through calamities to awaken the conscience through consideration of the uncertainty of the time when God will come to judgement and the duty arising from this uncertainty.