Aims

JCSR aims to facilitate the scholarly study of religions through the publication of original research and critical academic discussions concerning religious traditions, religious thought, and the role of religion in historical and contemporary contexts.

The journal seeks to promote a deeper understanding of religious diversity, interreligious relations, and the complex interactions between religion and society. It welcomes research that contributes to academic debate, develops comparative perspectives, and provides meaningful insights into religious phenomena and their implications for contemporary life.

JCSR is committed to supporting scholarly communication among researchers and practitioners from diverse academic and institutional backgrounds.

Scope

JCSR welcomes original scholarly contributions in comparative religious studies and related interdisciplinary fields, including, but not limited to:

• Religion and Culture
• Religion and Society
• Religion and Technology
• Religion and Art
• Religion and Environment
• Religion and Gender
• Religion and Health
• Religion and Linguistics
• Religion and Literature
• Religion and Media
• Religion and Peace
• Religion and Politics
• Religious Thought, Ideologies, and Sects
• Research Methodology in Religious Studies
• Interfaith and Interreligious Dialogue
• Phenomenology of Religion
• Anthropology of Religion
• Psychology of Religion
• Philosophy of Religion
• Sociology of Religion
• Religious Tolerance
• Religious Ethics
• Religious Rituals
• Theology

Submissions should demonstrate a clear scholarly contribution, engage with relevant academic literature, and employ an appropriate research or analytical approach. Manuscripts must fall within the journal's aims and scope and comply with the journal's author guidelines.