About the Journal

International Journal of Religion, Culture and Society

Aims and Scope

The International Journal of Religion, Culture and Society is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal dedicated to advancing interdisciplinary research on religion and its dynamic relationship with culture and society across global contexts. The journal provides a platform for academics, researchers, and practitioners to explore both classical and contemporary issues in religious studies.

This journal focuses on the interaction between religion and social life, encompassing religious practices, ethical systems, social transformation, cultural dynamics, and public policies shaped by religious values. It welcomes contributions that examine global religious traditions, interfaith dialogue, comparative religion, and theological studies in diverse cultural settings.

The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to:

• Comparative studies of world religions and theological discourse, including scriptural analysis, philosophical theology, and interreligious understanding.
• Contemporary spiritual movements and indigenous belief systems within their socio-cultural contexts.
• Religious ethics, moral philosophy, and human values, as well as the role of religion in addressing global challenges such as peace, justice, sustainability, and human development.
• Critical and analytical studies on religious thought, including the philosophy of religion, doctrinal development, and intellectual traditions across belief systems.
• Interdisciplinary approaches that integrate religion with education, economics, politics, psychology, and technology in both theoretical and applied perspectives.
• The study of religion in contemporary cultural contexts, including media, globalization, identity formation, and the transformation of religious practices in the digital era.

By promoting rigorous and innovative scholarship, this journal aims to contribute to a deeper understanding of religion as a vital force shaping human experience, social structures, and cultural expressions in an increasingly interconnected world.