Pharos Journal of Theology

Aims & Scope

Pharos Journal of Theology exists to: publish innovative and transdisciplinary work in Theology and religion fields encourage understanding of different faiths promotes understanding of faith issues in wider society; encourage debate about theology. The Pharos Journal of Theology is an AFRICAJOURNALS publication that provides a forum for discussing theological issues from cross-cultural perspectives. It features relevant articles and in-depth reviews on the latest publications of great interest in the field of Theology to academics, lay people and professional theologians alike. The Journal is an international, progressive, double-blind reviewed journal of scholarship reflecting the history and philosophy of religious thought in all traditions and periods. The scope embraces the History and philosophy of religious thought in all traditions and periods, including: Inter-Faith harmony, Abrahamic religions (Christianity, Islam, Judaism ), Systematic Theology, Christian Ethics, Biblical Studies, Church History, New Testament, Old Testament, Pastoral Theology, Religious Education, Propagating faith through Artificial Intelligence, Biblical and Christian Archaeology, Pilgrimage and Religious Tourism, Education and Religion, Liturgics and Spiritual Practice, Eco Theology, Missiology/Gospel and Culture, Comparative Religion and Inter-Faith Studies, Psychology and Faith, Ethnic religions - beliefs associated with particular ethnic groups, Theolinguistic Research in World Religious Studies, Religion and the use of Art, African Traditional Religion (ATR), African Instituted Churches (AIC), Indigenous Religions, Pneumatology, Gospel and Culture, Comparative Religious Studies, Jewish Studies, Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism, Esotericism, Post-Secular Spirituality, Law and Theology, Politics and Theology, The Scriptures of Islam - Qur'an and the Hadiths, Religion and Socio-Cultural Identity, Religion and AI, Religious Consciousness.

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