The European Journal of Science and Theology (EJST) is an interdisciplinary academic journal that explores the multifaceted relationship between scientific inquiry and theological reflection. The journal provides a platform for scholarly articles that investigate the philosophical, ethical, and methodological intersections of science and religion, fostering a deeper understanding of both domains.
Key areas of focus include cosmology, evolutionary biology, neuroscience, and quantum physics, alongside theological themes such as creation, divine action, and the nature of humanity. The journal aims to promote critical dialogue between scientists, theologians, philosophers, and other scholars, addressing complex questions at the interface of science and faith. With indexing in databases such as Scopus, EJST attracts a diverse audience, including academics, researchers, and students interested in interdisciplinary perspectives.
EJST is committed to fostering intellectual exchange and contributing to a more nuanced understanding of the relationship between science and theology. It welcomes submissions that offer original insights and promote constructive engagement, inviting researchers and scholars to submit their work and contribute to this important interdisciplinary field. The journal strives to be a leading resource for those seeking to bridge the gap between scientific and theological perspectives.