Verbum et Ecclesia is a theological research journal that challenges traditional discourses within and between the fields of biblical, religious, social and human sciences as well as the constructive engagement with the natural sciences. It is an instrument of engagement between theological disciplines, on the one hand, and theology and other disciplines, on the other. View our Editorial Team.
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Notification: Holiday season announcement |
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Please note that AOSIS’s office will be closed for the Republic of South Africa’s Holiday Season from 19 December 2024 and will reopen on 6 January 2025. The journal platform will remain accessible at all times, ensuring that your manuscript submissions remain uninterrupted. | |
Posted: 2024-11-25 | |
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Posted: 2024-11-07 | |
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Posted: 2024-09-30 | |
Call for Papers: ‘Verbum et Ecclesia’ 2024 – 2025 topical collection: We invite you to submit |
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AOSIS calls on all authors to participate in the 2024-2025 topical collection to be published in the open-access scholarly journal Verbum et Ecclesia.
Title: Decolonialism in Theology Today: (South) African Voices Submissions open: 08 January 2024 Extended deadline for submissions: 31 December 2024
Expected publication date: Rolling publication, Topical Collection to be published by 30 June 2025
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Posted: 2024-07-01 | |
Notification: Full Special Collection Live Today! |
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All articles in the special collection ‘Just housing: Transdisciplinary perspectives from theology and the built environment,’ are now live! Dive into the complete series of articles, including 'The garden city as a commons. Social-ethical perspectives on the new housing question', 'Neo-Pentecostalism in Latin American slums’ and others, and gain comprehensive insights into the relevance of a theological perspective on the housing problem and the implications for architecture, urban planning and politics. Explore the collection in Volume 45 Issue 2 Special Collection Just Housing. Thank you for your interest. To start a new special collection, reach out to special-issues@aosis.co.za. |
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