European Journal of Theology

European Journal of Theology

Aims and Scope

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The European Journal of Theology welcomes articles on any area of theology by evangelical theologians. It especially encourages submissions by European authors working in Europe, more specifically those outside the Anglo-Saxon and German regions.

EJT is published by the Fellowship of European Evangelical Theologians, whose aim is the innovation of Christianity in Europe through the promotion and encouragement of the study of evangelical theology. EJT is offered as a service to the evangelical theological community and to the wider church.

More information about the Fellowship can be found here.

Editorial Team

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Editors
General Editor
Pieter J. Lalleman, Evangelische Theologische Faculteit, Leuven / Theologische Universiteit Utrecht

Review Editor
Hans Burger, Theologische Universiteit Utrecht

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Martin Grünholz, Forum Wiedenest

Editorial Board
Pieter J. Lalleman (editor), Evangelische Theologische Faculteit, Leuven / Theologische Universiteit Utrecht
Andreas J. Beck, Evangelische Theologische Faculteit, Leuven
Jiří Bukovský, Evangelical Theological Seminary, Prague
Leonardo De Chirico, Istituto di Formazione Evangelica e Documentazione, Padua
Stephen Dray, Bakke Graduate University, London
Knut Kåre Kirkholm, Fjellhaug International University College, Oslo
Tatiana Kopaleishvili, Evangelische Theologische Faculteit, Leuven
David Kramer, Internationale Hochschule Liebenzell
Gert Kwakkel (Chair), Theologische Universiteit Utrecht
Chris Noden, Bristol Baptist College
Roman Soloviy, Eastern-European Institute of Theology, Lviv
Christoph Stenschke, Forum Wiedenest
McTair Wall, Faculté Libre de Théologie Évangélique, Vaux sur Seine

Editorial Advisers
Torleiv Austad, Norway; Paul Helm, United Kingdom; Peter Kuzmič, Croatia

Translators
Paul Appéré (French)
Michael Ponsford (German)

Editorial Office
Rev. Dr Pieter J. Lalleman
De Vlijt 3
8044 WE Zwolle
Netherlands
Email: [email protected]

Publishers should consult the book review editor via [email protected] and then send books for review directly to the designated reviewer.

Peer Review Process

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All articles are double-blind peer-reviewed and each issue contains numerous book reviews. The intended readers are teachers in theological schools, other theologians, ministers and students.

Submissions

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Contributions are welcome in French, German or English; contributions in other languages (especially Spanish and Russian) will be considered for occasional publication.

Please consult the Submission Guidelines and Instructions for Authors before submitting your article.