Mid-America Journal of Theology

Journal of Theology Archives

The Mid-America Journal of Theology (MAJT) is a confessional reformed periodical that has been published by the faculty of Mid-America Reformed Seminary since 1985. It is published annually and specializes in scholarly articles and book reviews in the major divisions of the classical theological curriculum and related sub-disciplines:  

  • Biblical Studies: Old Testament, New Testament, Biblical Theology, Linguistics, Bible Translation, etc.
  • Ecclesiastical Studies: Church History, Church Polity, Historical Theology, etc.
  • Doctrinal Studies: Systematic Theology, Ethics, Apologetics, Christian Worldview, etc.
  • Ministerial Studies: Homiletics, Church Education, Counseling, Pastoral Care, Missions, Evangelism, etc.

It is a collection of major research articles (Investigationes), review articles (Recenciones), shorter studies (Notationes), and homiletical exemplars (Homiletica et Homiliae) which are subjected to a double-blind peer review process.

MAJT also publishes an assortment of book reviews that examine contemporary theological discussions.

The journal’s editors are appointed by the faculty of Mid-America Reformed Seminary and who practice a rigorous editorial process intended to serve primarily pastors, scholars, and theological students.

MAJT is indexed in the ATLA Religion Database, the Christian Periodical Index, and Old Testament Abstracts. Issues are archived on the Mid-America Reformed Seminary website with a two-year embargo period.

Print copies are available by subscription with back issues also available as supplies last. Contact info@midamerica.edu for subscription rates or back issue availability and pricing.

Submissions

Unsolicited articles and book reviews are accepted for consideration for publication. Style should follow the Chicago Manual of Style, 18th edition, or the SBL Handbook of Style, 2nd edition.

The editors will not consider manuscripts that are currently under review by other journals. Prior to submission, authors should ensure that their articles are free from copyright infringement, libel, or plagiarism.

While the journal does not allow for the resubmission of articles that are rejected outright, it does welcome resubmission of articles that are not accepted but do include a request for revision or a rewrite. The administrative editor will inform you of the status of your article in the review process.

For questions about submitting an article or book review, contact the administrative editor of the journal at majteditor@midamerica.edu.

 

Copyright and Usage

The views expressed by contributors to the Mid-America Journal of Theology are their own, and not necessarily endorsed by Mid-America Reformed Seminary, its Faculty, or its Board of Trustees.

All journal articles and book reviews are copyright Mid-America Reformed Seminary. Authors are permitted to reproduce and distribute this material as long as the copies are distributed at no cost and credit to the MAJT is evident on each copy.

 

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