Most cited papers from Morling College

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What are the most cited papers from Morling College?

The most cited paper from Morling College is "Religious perspectives on withdrawal of treatment from patients with multiple organ failure" (Rachel A. Ankeny, Christopher F. C. Jordens, Ian Kerridge et al., 2005), with 31 citations. Next come "Theology of Childhood: A Theological Resource Framed to Guide the Practice of Evangelising and Nurturing Children" (12) and "Religious perspectives on embryo donation and research" (11).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Religious perspectives on withdrawal of treatment from patients with multiple organ failure Rachel A. Ankeny, Christopher F. C. Jordens, Ian Kerridge et al. · The Medical Journal of Australia	Dec 2005	31
2	Theology of Childhood: A Theological Resource Framed to Guide the Practice of Evangelising and Nurturing Children William E.C. Andersen, David H. Cohen, Peter Morphew et al. · Journal of Christian Education	Dec 2003	12
3	Religious perspectives on embryo donation and research Ian Kerridge, Christopher F. C. Jordens, Rod Benson et al. · Clinical Ethics	16 Feb 2010	11
4	The Shape of the Davidic Hope across the Book of the Twelve Anthony R. Petterson · Journal for the Study of the Old Testament	Dec 2010	8
5	Chemical components from the haulm of Artemisia selengensis and the inhibitory effect on glycation of β-lactoglobulin Xiaoming Li, Yonglin Lu, Ronghua Deng et al. · Food & Function	2015	7
6	Death, Decay and Delight in Cyprian of Carthage Edwina Murphy · Scrinium Open access	16 Jul 2019	5
7	Harms, Wrongs, and Medical Moral Injury Andrew Sloane · Studies in Christian Ethics	28 Feb 2023	4
8	Embodied witness to alternative spirituality seekers Ross Clifford, Philip E. Johnson · Practical Theology	3 May 2019	4
9	“As Far as My Poor Memory Suggested”: Cyprian’s Compilation of Ad Quirinum Edwina Murphy · Vigiliae Christianae	24 Nov 2014	4
10	How does my student learn? Neurodiversity and the nature of learning in autism Nola G Norris · International Journal of Christianity & Education	4 Apr 2022	3
11	Cognitive Disability and the Hebrew Bible Andrew Sloane · Journal of Disability & Religion	19 Apr 2021	3
12	Imitating the Devil: Cyprian on Jealousy and Envy Edwina Murphy · Scrinium Open access	20 Sep 2018	3
13	Subjugating Subjectivity: Why Wright’s Critical Realism is Not Critical Enough Aaron K. Chidgzey · Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus Open access	13 Jul 2023	2
14	‘We do Not Want You to Be Unaware …’: Disclosure, Concealment and Suffering in 2 Cor 1–7 David I. Starling · New Testament Studies	14 Mar 2014	2
15	The contributors to spiritual formation amongst Australian University of Theology students in their college experience Ian Hussey, Diane Hockridge · Practical Theology	2 Nov 2025	1
16	The Role of Baptism in Christian Identity Formation Michael D. O’Neil · Religions Open access	7 Apr 2024	1
17	Intercultural Competence as a Goal of Language Learning: What Are Chinese Teachers Doing with Culture? Scott Thompson Smith · Palgrave studies in teaching and learning Chinese Book chapter	2022	1
18	Covenants and Courtrooms, Imputation and Imitation: Righteousness and Justification in Paul and the Faithfulness of God David I. Starling · Journal for the Study of Paul and His Letters	2014	1
19	Putting on the New Self David I. Starling · Novum Testamentum	10 Jun 2019	1
20	Innovation in the library Linda Heald · ANZTLA EJournal Open access	Apr 2003	1
21	Full and Empty Readers David I. Starling · Biblical Interpretation	12 Jan 2016	1
22	The Principal's Role in Community Building Wilhelm Andersen · Journal of Christian Education	Sep 1990	1
23	The Flying Scroll That Will Not Acquit the Guilty: Exodus 34.7 in Zechariah 5.3 Anthony R. Petterson · Journal for the Study of the Old Testament	25 Feb 2014	1
24	The promise of the New Homiletic: has it delivered? Ian Hussey · Practical Theology	2 Sep 2026	0
25	Exploring the Impact of Chatbot‑Mediated Preparation Tasks on Virtual Exchanges Robert Stroud, Linh Phung, Diane J. Rozells et al. · Journal of Information Technology Education Innovations in Practice Open access	2026	0
26	Paul the σκηνοποιός: Evaluating Frederick Danker’s Proposal for a Theatrical Understanding of the Term David I. Starling · New Testament Studies	Jul 2025	0
27	Drinking as Slaughter in Obadiah 16 Anthony R. Petterson · Journal of Biblical Literature	Jun 2025	0
28	“Turned into a Different Person” Michael D. O’Neil · Pneuma	9 Sep 2024	0
29	In (Partial) Defence of the Monologue Sermon Tim MacBride · International Journal of Practical Theology	Nov 2023	0
30	The Way Forward Scott Smith · Palgrave studies in teaching and learning Chinese Book chapter	2022	0
31	The utility of adoptionism as a heuristic category: The baptism narrative in the Gospel of the Ebionites as a test case Michael J. Kok · Scottish Journal of Theology	30 Jan 2023	0
32	A Way to Discover Culture in Language Scott Thompson Smith · Palgrave studies in teaching and learning Chinese Book chapter	2022	0
33	Who is Teaching Who What? Chinese as a Foreign Language Teaching in Australian Schools Scott Thompson Smith · Palgrave studies in teaching and learning Chinese Book chapter	2022	0
34	Teacher Voices on Thoughts About Language and Culture Teaching Scott Thompson Smith · Palgrave studies in teaching and learning Chinese Book chapter	2022	0
35	Report of the Christian Communities and Mission Study Group Lynne S. Taylor, Nigel Rooms · Ecclesial Futures Open access	21 Dec 2022	0
36	Gilbert Wright Library Nerida Halnan · ANZTLA EJournal Open access	23 May 2022	0
37	The Attrition from Christian Faith of our Graduates while at University: Why does it happen, and what can be done about it? John Payne Collier · TEACH Journal of Christian Education	Nov 2021	0
38	The Identity of “The Messenger of the Covenant” in Malachi 3:1-Lexical and Rhetorical Analyses Anthony R. Petterson · Bulletin for Biblical Research	Oct 2019	0
39	“At Many Times and in Various Ways”: Hebrews and the Hermeneutics of Exposition David I. Starling · Journal of Theological Interpretation	May 2021	0
40	“As If Nothing Had Happened”: Karl Barth’s ‘Responsible’ Theology Michael D. O’Neil · Religions Open access	21 Mar 2022	0
41	Baptists, Scripture, and the Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification David I. Starling · Pro Ecclesia A Journal of Catholic and Evangelical Theology	19 Oct 2021	0
42	What is truth? A Johannine theological epistemology Matthew Andrew · Scottish Journal of Theology	May 2021	0
43	Using Cooperative Learning Methods (STAD and Think Pair and Share) to improve the Students’ Reading Comprehension Marudut Sitorus, Pamela Harvey · English Teaching Journal A Journal of English Literature Language and Education Open access	4 Jun 2020	0
44	The single strife: nurturing wholeness in the lives of single Christians Karen M. Pack	2020	0
45	The Identity of “The Messenger of the Covenant” in Malachi 3:1-Lexical and Rhetorical Analyses Petterson · Bulletin for Biblical Research	2019	0
46	The entrepreneurial librarian Linda Heald · ANZTLA EJournal Open access	Dec 2005	0
47	The genesis of a joint collection development policy Gai Smith, Mara Goodall · ANZTLA EJournal Open access	May 1993	0
48	Angels, helpmeets, and mothers in Israel: Biblical imagery and patterns of practice among the earliest Australian female preachers Nicole Starling	2016	0
49	"Only connect": E. M. Forster, the Bloomsbury Group, and the two Marianne Thorntons Nicole Starling · Fides et historia	2017	0
50	Church Planting in the Secular West: Learning from the European Experience, written by Stefan Paas Darrell Richard Jackson · Mission Studies	31 May 2018	0

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