Theological Journal Wishlist
I would like to see Logos add the following theological journals to their library:
- New Testament Studies
- Novum Testamentum
- Vetus Testamentum
- Journal for the Study of the New Testament
- Journal for the Study of the Old Testament
- Catholic Biblical Quarterly
- Harvard Theological Review
- Journal of Theological Studies
- Zeitschrift fur die Neutestamentliche Wissenschaft
- Zeitschrift fur die Alttestamentliche Wissenschaft
- Revue Biblique
- Estudios Eclesiasticos
- Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament
- Journal of Early Christian Studies
- Ephemerides Theologicae Lovanienses
- Biblical Theology Bulletin
- Christian Higher Education
- Louvain Studies
- Neotestamentica
- HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies
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Thanks, David. I compared your list to my list of 700+. All but a couple were on my list with a priority of 1. I added the others.
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Happy to hear the list is so substantial
Are they largely current ones, or older public domain journals?
I'm interested in both, but preference to the newer ones.L2 lvl4 (...) WORDsearch, all the way through L10,
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abondservant said:
Are they largely current ones, or older public domain journals?
I'm interested in both, but preference to the newer ones.Both. It's as comprehensive as I've been able to make it. I've included anything and everything I've come across in my extensive research. I've typically prioritized the best of the current journals higher than the others.
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I've looked through the bibliography of my thesis to see which journals I used most often. Like all lists, it's discipline-dependent (pneumatology/NT), but it might be helpful. Because I was partly looking at how passages were interpreted within evangelicalism, the list contains journals that would be appropriate both for the ETS-type audience, and the SBL-type audience. I've struck through those you already have - not many!:
- Paraclete
- New Testament Studies
- Journal of Biblical Literature
- Journal of Pentecostal Theology
- Bibliotheca Sacra
- Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society
- Catholic Biblical Quarterly
- Expository Times
- Interpretation
- Journal for the Study of the New Testament
- Evangelical Quarterly
- Novum Testamentum
- Westminster Theological Journal
- Asian Journal of Pentecostal Studies
- Biblical Theology Bulletin
- Pneuma
- Tyndale Bulletin
- The Bible Translator
- Journal of Theological Studies
- The Spirit and Church
- Vox Evangelica
- Bulletin of the Evangelical Theological Society
- Concordia Theological Monthly
- Journal for the Study of the Old Testament
- Themelios
- Wesleyan Theological Journal
Some of these should be easy to get, as they're available free online, or cheaply on CD.
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Mark Barnes said:
I've looked through the bibliography of my thesis to see which journals I used most often. Like all lists, it's discipline-dependent (pneumatology/NT), but it might be helpful. Because I was partly looking at how passages were interpreted within evangelicalism, the list contains journals that would be appropriate both for the ETS-type audience, and the SBL-type audience. I've struck through those you already have - not many!:
Thanks, Mark. All of these but two were on my list. I added the ones that weren't.
Mark Barnes said:Bibliotheca Sacra
We have Bibsac. You failed to strike that one through.
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Just to make my above list complete I would add Journal of Biblical Literature (which you already carry), JETS, Tyndale Bulletin, Biblical Interpretation, Biblica, Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus, Expository Times, Jewish Quarterly Review, Semeia Studies (which you carry), Interpretation, Neotestamentica, Trinity Journal, and Bibliotheca Sacra.
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Phil - If there is any this could happen. I know it's probably not going to but....
Biblical Archaeology Review update.
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David Sloan said:
Just to make my above list complete I would add Journal of Biblical Literature (which you already carry), JETS, Tyndale Bulletin, Biblical Interpretation, Biblica, Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus, Expository Times, Jewish Quarterly Review, Semeia Studies (which you carry), Interpretation, Neotestamentica, Trinity Journal, and Bibliotheca Sacra.
All on the list. Thanks, David. We also already have Bibsac.
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Ronald Quick said:
Phil - If there is any this could happen. I know it's probably not going to but....
Biblical Archaeology Review update.
We're in talks. Looks promising.
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Phil Gons said:
Thanks, Mark. All of these but two were on my list. I added the ones that weren't.
As you seem to be creating a megalist, here's a longer list of journals I used. Italics indicate those that aren't theological/biblical studies journals (most of them are in the Classics). These were not as useful as the first list I posted, but still have some value and possible wider appeal. And, if you're not already familiar with it, then this page will be invaluable. It's the journals held at Tyndale House, one of the world's biggest Biblical Studies libraries. If they have it, the chances are it will be useful in Logos:
- Affirmation & Critique
- African Methodist Episcopal Zion Quarterly Review
- American Benedictine Review
- American Church Quarterly
- American Journal of Archaeology
- Ancient Society
- Andrews University Seminary Studies
- Anglican Theological Review
- Annual of Leeds University Oriental Society
- Ashland Theological Journal
- Austin Seminary Bulletin: Faculty Edition
- Banner of Truth
- Baptist Quarterly
- Baptist Reformation Review
- Bible and Spade
- Bible Review
- Biblica
- Biblical Archaeologist
- Biblical Archaeology Review
- Biblical Interpretation
- Biblische Zeitschrift
- Brethren Life and Thought
- Bulletin of the John Rylands Library
- Canadian Journal of Theology
- Chafer Theological Seminary Journal
- Charisma
- Christianity Today
- Churchman
- Classical Philology
- Classical Quarterly
- Communio Viatorum
- Concordia Journal
- Criswell Theological Review
- Crusade
- Crux
- Currents in Theology and Mission
- Cyberjournal for Pentecostal-Charismatic Research
- Dialog
- Direction
- Encounter
- Ephemerides Theologicae Lovanienses
- Etudes Theologiques et Religieuses
- Evangel
- Evangelical Journal of Practical Theology
- Evangelical Review of Theology
- Foundations
- Grace Theological Journal
- Harvard Theological Review
- Henceforth
- Hesperia
- Interchange
- Irish Theological Quarterly
- Jahrbuch für Biblische Theologie
- Jahrbuch für Evangelikale Theologie
- Jewish Quarterly Review
- Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion
- Journal for the Study of the Pseudepigrapha
- Journal of Bible and Religion
- Journal of Early Christian Studies
- Journal of Ecclesiastical History
- Journal of Empirical Theology
- Journal of Jewish Studies
- Journal of Pastoral Practice
- Journal of the Adventist Theological Society
- Journal of the American Academy of Religion
- Journal of the European Pentecostal Theological Association
- Kerux
- Living Orthodoxy
- Logia
- Lutheran Quarterly
- Lutheran Theological Journal
- Master’s Seminary Journal
- Mennonite Quarterly Review
- Neotestamentica
- Orthodox Life
- Perspectives in Religious Studies
- Princeton Seminary Bulletin
- Reformation and Revival
- Reformation Today
- Reformed Review
- Reformed Theological Journal
- Reformed Theological Review
- Religion
- Restoration Quarterly
- Review and Expositor
- Review of Biblical Literature
- Review of Religious Research
- Revue de Qumran
- Rivista Biblica
- Rivista di storia e letteratura religiosa
- Sacra Scripta
- Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology
- Scottish Journal of Theology
- Searching Together
- Sociological Analysis
- Sociology of Religion
- Sourozh
- Southwestern Journal of Theology
- Studia Biblica et Theologica
- Studies in Religion
- The American Journal of Theology
- The Biblical World
- The Burning Bush
- The Classical Journal
- The Classical Review
- The Expositor
- The Journal of Roman Studies
- The Outlook
- Theologica Evangelica
- Theological Studies
- Theologische Beiträge
- Theologische Zeitschrift
- Theology
- Theology Digest
- Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association
- Trinity Journal
- Vetera Christianorum
- Vetus Testamentum
- Vox Reformata
- Wisconsin Lutheran Quarterly
- Zeitschrift für die Neutestamentliche Wissenschaft
- Zeitschrift für Theologie und Kirche
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Phil Gons said:Ronald Quick said:
Phil - If there is any this could happen. I know it's probably not going to but....
Biblical Archaeology Review update.
We're in talks. Looks promising.
That's Great! Thanks.
That's Great!
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Mark Barnes said:
46. Foundations
81. Reformed Theological Journal
92. Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology[y]
Foundations has previously been suggested here.
More info on RTJ here. It's produced by my denomination - if Logos go for this and are struggling with rights/back issues, let me know!From Mark's shorter list, Evangelical Quarterly is a must. And it's disappointing that the Tyndale Bulletin is no longer available now the Galaxie journals have been pulled.
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Stephen Steele said:
Foundations has previously been suggested here.
I know most of the guys at Foundations, and I'm sure there wouldn't be a problem from their perspective in getting it into Logos.
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Evangelical Missions Quarterly would be a good addition as well.
L2 lvl4 (...) WORDsearch, all the way through L10,
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I still have them from the days of Libronix. http://grisda.org/resources/origins/ Origins Journal
Mission: To serve God as He desires.
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What are the possibilities to get some Anglican content ?
- Anglican Theological Review : http://www.anglicantheologicalreview.org/
- Journal of Anglican Studies : http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayJournal?jid=AST
- Sewanee Theological Review : http://theology.sewanee.edu/pubs/sewanee-theological-review
- Anglican Evangelical Journal for Theology and Mission (ANVIL) : http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/anv
- Churchman : http://www.churchsociety.org/churchman/
(I see Mark had a couple of these in his list earlier today.. )
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I'm pulling for these, published by CUA Press, and The Thomist, which would excellently complement Faithlife's growing stock of Thomistic materials.
The American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly would be great for Noet.
First Things has a very wide ecumenical readership and is always looking for another income stream.
Usus Antiquior was a valuable, if brief and now defunct journal. (It ran from 2010-2012.) You could probably get its content for free, since it's presently distributed without cost, and it is particularly valuable to those interested in the liturgy. Antiphon is a higher level, still very active liturgical journal with a wider readership (1996-).
Nova et Vetera (1926-) is a very high level and hard-hitting Catholic journal of (principally) systematic and moral theology.
I'll add others as I recall them or make use of them again.“The trouble is that everyone talks about reforming others and no one thinks about reforming himself.” St. Peter of Alcántara
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I would love to have access to Logos: A Journal of Eastern Christian Studies which is published by the Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky Institute of Eastern Christian Studies and edited by Adam DeVille.
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Phil, I made a recommended list of Journals here that I would LOVE to own in Logos format (instead of in paper format). I'm not sure if you saw it. I'm assuming that most (if not all) should already be on your list (since you have 700+), which would mean you have found some that I have not found in my searches.
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Besides what has already been mentioned...
The Gospel is not ... a "new law," on the contrary, ... a "new life." - William Julius Mann
L8 Anglican, Lutheran and Orthodox Silver, Reformed Starter, Academic Essentials
L7 Lutheran Gold, Anglican Bronze
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Mark Barnes said:
Criswell Theological Review
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Many of the others on your list are ones I'd also give a thumbs up to, Mark, but this one in particular I just found a reference to in BECNT Rev and wanted to follow it up but couldn't.
I'd also like to request:
Journal from the Radical Reformation ("the scholarly journal representing the ‘alternative’ theology and biblical understandings of people associated with the Radical Reformation since the 1500’s")
Not that it's from a perspective I'd agree with (its subtitle is "A Testimony to Biblical Unitarianism"), but I found that it has republished the aforementioned article I was looking for that is referenced in BECNT Rev (by Clark Pinnock) and also has an article by Oscar Cullman, whose work I've sometimes looked up when doing research. So for those two articles alone it would be useful.
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By far, for me the single most useful journal to have would be Old Testament Abstracts and New Testament Abstracts. This journal doesn't include any articles, but includes the abstract for basically all academic publications, be they books, articles, or even software publications, that have been published since the last copy of the journal came out. It is similar to Religious and Theological Abstracts, with the difference that it is focused on getting everything dealing with exegesis and Biblical theology. For searching for bibliography it is the best there is, at least for Biblical studies!
Here are the homepages:
http://catholicbiblical.org/publications/ota
http://catholicbiblical.org/publications/nta (as well as http://www.bc.edu/schools/stm/acadprog/resources/New_Testament_Abstracts.html)
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I'd mainly like to see updates to what you used to have from Galaxie (basically the content of TJL Volume 16 forward in a new bundle), as well as updates to JBL and RBL would be great as well.
Nathan Parker
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SineNomine said:
First Things has a very wide ecumenical readership and is always looking for another income stream.
First Things is now available as part of the Master Journal Bundle.
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Does anyone know why JBL's volumes before 1981 are not offered?
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Lew Worthington said:
Does anyone know why JBL's volumes before 1981 are not offered?
Either we haven't licensed them yet, or source files weren't as readily available. JBL is on our list to update.
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Rosie Perera said:SineNomine said:
First Things has a very wide ecumenical readership and is always looking for another income stream.
First Things is now available as part of the Master Journal Bundle.
Thanks for letting me know, Rosie, but it's actually in this larger version of the Master Journal Bundle.
“The trouble is that everyone talks about reforming others and no one thinks about reforming himself.” St. Peter of Alcántara
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SineNomine said:Rosie Perera said:SineNomine said:
First Things has a very wide ecumenical readership and is always looking for another income stream.
First Things is now available as part of the Master Journal Bundle.
Thanks for letting me know, Rosie, but it's actually in this larger version of the Master Journal Bundle.
Oh, thanks. I was looking at the list on the comparison spreadsheet here and didn't realize there were two version of the Master Journal Bundle. That spreadsheet only has one column for MJB and doesn't distinguish between the two versions of it.
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One that I don't think has been mentioned which would be invaluable would be Records of the Scottish Church History Society.
The website mentions their intention to digitise them and add them to archive.org, but having them in Logos would be far better.
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Another one I'd love to see: The Confessional Presbyterian
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I'd like to see Restoration Quarterly.
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Mark Barnes said:
The Bible Translator
Thanks for mentioning "The Bible Translator"! That one is the one I most wish to see in Logos. It's exciting to see the potential. [:D]
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Mark Barnes said:
106. The Expositor
So much good stuff in there and lots of names already in Logos: Denney, Forsyth, Alexander Whyte, Alexander Maclaren, Schaff, Wescott, Dods, Swete...
There's quite a full index here with links to issues that have been digitised.
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David Sloan said:
I would like to see Logos add the following theological journals to their library:
- Vetus Testamentum
Yes! [Y]
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David Sloan said:
I would like to see Logos add the following theological journals to their library:
- New Testament Studies
- Novum Testamentum
- Vetus Testamentum
- Journal for the Study of the New Testament
- Journal for the Study of the Old Testament
- Catholic Biblical Quarterly
- Harvard Theological Review
- Journal of Theological Studies
- Zeitschrift fur die Neutestamentliche Wissenschaft
- Zeitschrift fur die Alttestamentliche Wissenschaft
- Revue Biblique
- Estudios Eclesiasticos
- Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament
- Journal of Early Christian Studies
- Ephemerides Theologicae Lovanienses
- Biblical Theology Bulletin
- Christian Higher Education
- Louvain Studies
- Neotestamentica
- HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies
I agree. I would add:
- Biblica;
- Biblical Archaeology Review;
- Currents in Biblical Research;
- Journal of Theological Studies;
- Revue de Qumran.And to update those already present.
Longing for ...
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Right! These journals would radically change the way I do research more than any number of features the good people at FL are building into Logos. This is not a criticism, but just a comment on the realities of doing research. For my work, you just can't write good stuff without consulting the journals where the action is happening. So I have to consult these by hand.
However, such a collection would ultimately be massively expensive.
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The inclusion of all these scholarly journals will be amazing!
More Biblical studies and theological scientific journals should be included, as well as philosophical journals also.
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Fr Devin Roza said:
By far, for me the single most useful journal to have would be Old Testament Abstracts and New Testament Abstracts. This journal doesn't include any articles, but includes the abstract for basically all academic publications, be they books, articles, or even software publications, that have been published since the last copy of the journal came out. It is similar to Religious and Theological Abstracts, with the difference that it is focused on getting everything dealing with exegesis and Biblical theology. For searching for bibliography it is the best there is, at least for Biblical studies!
Here are the homepages:
http://catholicbiblical.org/publications/ota
http://catholicbiblical.org/publications/nta (as well as http://www.bc.edu/schools/stm/acadprog/resources/New_Testament_Abstracts.html)
I would love to see the abstracts in our digital libraries. [Y]
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https://community.logos.com/forums/t/217680.aspx
I added Old and New Testament Abstracts to Feedbear to vote on so please go vote.
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