Theophila Journal

Theophila: A Journal of Theology, Philosophy, Literature, and the Arts is a peer-reviewed journal that provides a forum for scholarly work in four intellectually vibrant fields: theology (systematic, historical, contextual, dogmatic), philosophy (ancient, analytic, continental, hermeneutics, metaphysics, ethics), literature (ancient to modern, sacred or secular, poetry, drama, narrative, biography), and the arts (visual, expressive, musical).

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Senior Editors

Stanley E. Porter

Stanley E. Porter

President and Dean, Professor of New Testament, Roy A. Hope Chair in Christian Worldview, Editor-in-Chief of MDC Press

 Wendy J. Porter

Wendy J. Porter

Professor of Music and Worship, J. Gordon and Margaret Warnock Jones Chair in Church and Ministry

 Clement Y. Wen

Clement Y. Wen

Assistant Professor of Systematic and Historical Theology, Howard and Shirley Bentall Chair in Evangelical Thought

Editorial Advisory Board

Adam Barkman (Redeemer University)
Jeremy Begbie (Duke Divinity School)
Mark J. Boda (McMaster Divinity College)
David Firth (Trinity College Bristol)
Elizabeth Fredericks (Hillsdale College)
Christina Gschwandtner (Fordham University)
Kevin Hart (Duke Divinity School)
Andrew Hollingsworth (Kairos University)
Scott Masson (Tyndale University and Seminary)
Nathan Nadeau (Toronto Baptist Seminary and Bible College)
Joshua Waggener (Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary)

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Guidelines

  • Submissions should conform to the McMaster Divinity College Press Style Guide at the time of submission
  • There are no fixed word limits for any of the submission types.
  • Submission should be sent in PDF format, with no restrictions on copyright and no simultaneous submission.

Submission

To submit, complete the Journal Article Submission Form.

Question? Contact Senior Editor Dr. Stanley E. Porter at porters@mcmaster.ca.

After Submission

After peer review, authors will be informed of the decision of the editors. Accepted and finalized articles will initially be posted online on the Theophila website in fixed format, where they remain available, and published in hard form according to volume year.