Theologisches

Theologisches is a German theological journal that was first published in 1991. It is an academic publication that focuses on systematic theology and the philosophy of religion. The journal is aimed at a broad readership, including theologians, philosophers, and pastors, and it seeks to contribute to the ongoing discussion of theological and philosophical issues.

Theologisches is edited by a team of theologians and philosophers from Protestant and Catholic backgrounds. The journal is published quarterly by the publishing house Gunter Olzog. Articles in Theologisches are written by scholars from various countries, including Germany, Switzerland, Austria, and the United States. While the journal has a strong focus on systematic theology, it also publishes articles on the philosophy of religion, biblical theology, and church history.

Some of the key topics covered in Theologisches include the problem of evil, the nature of God, and the relationship between faith and reason. The journal has also published articles on matters of social justice, including issues related to poverty, racism, and war. Theologisches adheres to the highest standards of academic rigor and peer review, and it has become an important platform for theological scholarship in Germany and beyond.

Theologisches has a distinctive ecumenical focus, reflecting the diversity of Christian traditions within Germany. The journal's editorial staff seeks to promote dialogue and mutual understanding between Protestants and Catholics, as well as with scholars from other Christian traditions and with scholars from secular backgrounds. By publishing articles from a wide range of theological perspectives, Theologisches aims to contribute to a deeper understanding of the complex issues facing the Christian Church in the 21st century.