- Religious Tolerance: a Theme of the New Testament?2008 | Protestant Theological Faculty
- The present and the past of religious tolerancePublication without faculty affiliation
- Orthodoxy, the issue of nationalism and the limits of religious tolerance2021 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Basis of Religious Tolerance1999 | Protestant Theological Faculty
- Lutherans in the Czech Lands in Periods of Counter-reformation and Religious Tolerance (1620-1861)2009 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Seeking the Truth as a basis for Religious Tolerance1999 | Protestant Theological Faculty
- ?Attempts to transgress the confessional border, a possible way to the religious tolerance in the Bohemian and French kingdoms?'2008 | Faculty of Arts
- The Surviving Practice of Illegal Marriage and Baptism among Huguenots in the 18th Century. Enlightenment Discourse and Inheritance Law as the Two Main Pillors in the Process of Achieving Religious Tolerance2015 | Faculty of Arts
- National, politic and religious tolerance in Sokol ideas2003 | Faculty of Education
- Czech Non-Catholics in the 18th Century. Between Persecution and Religious Toleration2007 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Religious tolerance from necessity. The Charter of Emperor Rudolf II guaranteeing religious freedom as epilogue of the Golden Age2009 | Faculty of Arts
- A Brief Overview of the Life and Thought of Nicholas of Cusa2009 | Faculty of Science
- Protstant Confessional Schools in the Czech Lands in "Long 19th Century"2007 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- The Last Pagans in Christianized Roman Empire: II, Limits of Persecution2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Religious (In)toleration in the Documents of 17th Century British America2001 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Freedom of Conscience in the Czech Reformation2020 | Protestant Theological Faculty
- Giovanni Botero and his Relationi universali. Looking at the religious situation in the lands of the Bohemian Crown at the end of the 16th century2020 | Faculty of Arts
- Ayodhya dispute as a grave of the Indian secularism?2011 | Faculty of Arts
- St Ambrose: Bishop and Citizen2008 | Publication without faculty affiliation