Studies in Christian-Jewish Relations
Center for Christian-Jewish Learning at Boston College · United States
Aims & Scope
Studies in Christian-Jewish Relations (SCJR) is a forum for scholars in the interdisciplinary academic field of Christian-Jewish Relations. It also serves as a resource for clergy, educators, and others who seek to promote mutual understanding between Christians and Jews. As the only peer-reviewed electronic journal dedicated to Christian-Jewish relations, SCJR is an open-access publication freely available to everyone over the Internet and will be fully indexed. The editors of SCJR seek submissions from a wide variety of disciplines on issues affecting relations between Jews and Christians.
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What is the aims and scope of Studies in Christian-Jewish Relations?
Studies in Christian-Jewish Relations (SCJR) is a forum for scholars in the interdisciplinary academic field of Christian-Jewish Relations. It also serves as a resource for clergy, educators, and others who seek to promote mutual understanding between Christians and Jews. As the only peer-reviewed electronic journal dedicated to Christian-Jewish relations, SCJR is an open-access publication freely available to everyone over the Internet and will be fully indexed. The editors of SCJR seek submissions from a wide variety of disciplines on issues affecting relations between Jews and Christians.
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