AFRICAJOURNALS
A warm welcome to our new Editorial Board members from all the corners of the Earth, we thank you for your passion for education and willingness to guide the Pharos Journal of Theology to new heights!
The Pharos Journal of Theology, formerly known as the Ekklesiastikos Pharos was originally published in Alexandria (Egypt) directly by the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate as a theological review at the beginning of the 20th Century. Consequently it is one of the oldest scholarly periodicals in Africa.
The Journal is a progressive, double blind reviewed journal of scholarship reflecting the history and philosophy of religious thought in all traditions and periods, including:
Systematic Theology, Biblical Studies, New Testament, Old Testament, Christianity, Church History, Jewish Studies, Theology, Pastoral Theology, Christian Ethics, Biblical Archaeology, Missiology, Pneumatology, Gospel and Culture, Religiousness, Religion and Comparative Religious Studies, Religious Education, Religious tourism, Inter-faith Studies, Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam.
The Pharos Journal of Theology provides a forum for discussing theological issues in cross-cultural perspectives and features relevant articles and in-depth reviews on the latest publications in the field of Theology and is of great interest to academics and lay people as well as professional theologians.
The Pharos Journal of Theology is Indexed on ERIH PLUS - Norwegian Social Science Data Services LEVEL 1, DHET list
DOAJ-DIRECTORY OF OPEN ACCESS JOURNALS
we are also indexed in BIBP - Bibliographic Information Base in Patristics (Université Laval) and EZB Elektronische Zeitschriftenbibliothek (EZB - electronic journals database) as well as in AcademicKeys
Special Editions are called for: A ‘Special Issue’ is a collection of papers focused on a specific topic. It may also be a collection of papers from a Conference associated with the journal.
Archiving
We have an electronic backup system in place to maintain access to the content of the journal in the event that we no longer publish. All articles are kept in no less than three electronic places and also archived with the National Library of South Africa (NLSA Legal Deposit).
Article rejection
Please note that no reasons need to be furnished to prospective authors as to why an article has been rejected for publication in the journal. Additionally, if an article is beyond the scope of the journal it is rejected immediately.
Accessible knowledge base
We seek to make accessible a knowledge base in a wide range of related disciplines. The PHAROS JOURNAL OF THEOLOGY, with its quality articles, showcasing both current and applicable knowledge in a number of disciplines directly or indirectly related to Theology and from across the globe, is emerging as a favoured scientific research platform among academics.
This work by www.pharosjot.com is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at www.pharosjot.com. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at www.pharos.com. Unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Disclaimer:
The PHAROS does not assume any responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the information provided. Any liability claims against the author in respect of damage caused by the use of the information provided, including any kind of information which is incorrect or incomplete, are therefore excluded. The journal reserves the express right to supplement, publish less or additional articles in a volume, modify or delete in part or in whole sections of articles in volumes posted on this website, without prior notice. The Editor-in-Chief and africajournals disclaims responsibility for any injury to persons or property resulting from any possible publication process oversight, rejection of an article, or ideas expressed in the articles. The text of this disclaimer is deemed legally binding. The author(s) of respective articles appearing in this Journal is/are solely responsible for the content of their article/s; the publication of an article shall not constitute or be deemed to constitute any representation by the Editors, or africajournals that the data presented therein are correct or sufficient to support the conclusions reached or that the design or methodology is adequate in totality. Readers should thus make their own evaluation as to the appropriateness or otherwise of any research methodology described in any article. The authors of articles must accurately reflect who did the work. All published work should be attributed to one or more authors. Authors must declare in their articles that they have acknowledged all significant contributions made to their publication by individuals who did not meet the journal's criteria for authorship, such as for example statisticians, translators etc. PHAROS is by no means responsible for the infringement by the contributing author/s for copyright infringement of a third party. The authors are responsible and should be held liable in such a case.
Articles are published and made freely available for all via open access online, this form of copyright agreement allows the owners of intellectual property (authors) to maintain copyright in their journal articles. The statements and opinions contained in the publications in volumes are solely those of the individual author/s and do not necessarily reflect those of the editors or the publisher. Although efforts are made to ensure that the contents of the articles are correct, PHAROS will not be responsible for any errors made or damages suffered as a result of reliance being placed on information obtained from the Journal. Furthermore, opinions expressed by authors are their own and do not reflect the opinion or viewpoint of
PHAROS. Publication of an article/s does not imply endorsement or agreement with any particular statement made in an article/s. PHAROS is by no means responsible for the infringement by the contributing author/s for copyright infringement of a third party. The authors are responsible and should be held liable in such a case.
AFRICAJOURNALS Processing Fee Waiver Policy
We have a waiver policy in place for deserving authors. The provision for either a complete or partial fee waiver depends entirely on a case-by-case assessment. The waiver may allow for a half processing fee to be paid or no processing fee at all. A request for a waiver as stated, can only be considered if the request for a waiver has been sent to the related journal before submission of the manuscript. The Managing Editor will decide on the merits of each request. There is also a limit to waiver grants per year, so once reached, no further waivers are possible.
The Pharos Journal of Theology, formerly known as the Ekklesiastikos Pharos was originally published in Alexandria (Egypt) directly by the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate as a theological review at the beginning of the 20th Century. Consequently it is one of the oldest scholarly periodicals in Africa.
The Journal is a progressive, double blind reviewed journal of scholarship reflecting the history and philosophy of religious thought in all traditions and periods, including:
Systematic Theology, Biblical Studies, New Testament, Old Testament, Christianity, Church History, Jewish Studies, Theology, Pastoral Theology, Christian Ethics, Biblical Archaeology, Missiology, Pneumatology, Gospel and Culture, Religiousness, Religion and Comparative Religious Studies, Religious Education, Religious tourism, Inter-faith Studies, Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam.
The Pharos Journal of Theology provides a forum for discussing theological issues in cross-cultural perspectives and features relevant articles and in-depth reviews on the latest publications in the field of Theology and is of great interest to academics and lay people as well as professional theologians.
The Pharos Journal of Theology is Indexed on ERIH PLUS - Norwegian Social Science Data Services LEVEL 1, DHET list
DOAJ-DIRECTORY OF OPEN ACCESS JOURNALS
we are also indexed in BIBP - Bibliographic Information Base in Patristics (Université Laval) and EZB Elektronische Zeitschriftenbibliothek (EZB - electronic journals database) as well as in AcademicKeys
Special Editions are called for: A ‘Special Issue’ is a collection of papers focused on a specific topic. It may also be a collection of papers from a Conference associated with the journal.
Archiving
We have an electronic backup system in place to maintain access to the content of the journal in the event that we no longer publish. All articles are kept in no less than three electronic places and also archived with the National Library of South Africa (NLSA Legal Deposit).
Article rejection
Please note that no reasons need to be furnished to prospective authors as to why an article has been rejected for publication in the journal. Additionally, if an article is beyond the scope of the journal it is rejected immediately.
Accessible knowledge base
We seek to make accessible a knowledge base in a wide range of related disciplines. The PHAROS JOURNAL OF THEOLOGY, with its quality articles, showcasing both current and applicable knowledge in a number of disciplines directly or indirectly related to Theology and from across the globe, is emerging as a favoured scientific research platform among academics.
This work by www.pharosjot.com is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at www.pharosjot.com. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at www.pharos.com. Unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Disclaimer:
The PHAROS does not assume any responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the information provided. Any liability claims against the author in respect of damage caused by the use of the information provided, including any kind of information which is incorrect or incomplete, are therefore excluded. The journal reserves the express right to supplement, publish less or additional articles in a volume, modify or delete in part or in whole sections of articles in volumes posted on this website, without prior notice. The Editor-in-Chief and africajournals disclaims responsibility for any injury to persons or property resulting from any possible publication process oversight, rejection of an article, or ideas expressed in the articles. The text of this disclaimer is deemed legally binding. The author(s) of respective articles appearing in this Journal is/are solely responsible for the content of their article/s; the publication of an article shall not constitute or be deemed to constitute any representation by the Editors, or africajournals that the data presented therein are correct or sufficient to support the conclusions reached or that the design or methodology is adequate in totality. Readers should thus make their own evaluation as to the appropriateness or otherwise of any research methodology described in any article. The authors of articles must accurately reflect who did the work. All published work should be attributed to one or more authors. Authors must declare in their articles that they have acknowledged all significant contributions made to their publication by individuals who did not meet the journal's criteria for authorship, such as for example statisticians, translators etc. PHAROS is by no means responsible for the infringement by the contributing author/s for copyright infringement of a third party. The authors are responsible and should be held liable in such a case.
Articles are published and made freely available for all via open access online, this form of copyright agreement allows the owners of intellectual property (authors) to maintain copyright in their journal articles. The statements and opinions contained in the publications in volumes are solely those of the individual author/s and do not necessarily reflect those of the editors or the publisher. Although efforts are made to ensure that the contents of the articles are correct, PHAROS will not be responsible for any errors made or damages suffered as a result of reliance being placed on information obtained from the Journal. Furthermore, opinions expressed by authors are their own and do not reflect the opinion or viewpoint of
PHAROS. Publication of an article/s does not imply endorsement or agreement with any particular statement made in an article/s. PHAROS is by no means responsible for the infringement by the contributing author/s for copyright infringement of a third party. The authors are responsible and should be held liable in such a case.
AFRICAJOURNALS Processing Fee Waiver Policy
We have a waiver policy in place for deserving authors. The provision for either a complete or partial fee waiver depends entirely on a case-by-case assessment. The waiver may allow for a half processing fee to be paid or no processing fee at all. A request for a waiver as stated, can only be considered if the request for a waiver has been sent to the related journal before submission of the manuscript. The Managing Editor will decide on the merits of each request. There is also a limit to waiver grants per year, so once reached, no further waivers are possible.
