Scandinavian Evangelical E-Journal is an electronical gateway to a number of peer-reviewed sub-journals on theology, history and biblical studies published on the fly and hosted by Copenhagen Lutheran School of Theology. The aim of the SEE-J journals is to offer a venue, within an Evangelical framework, for considering the biblical text between its original context and the modern world.
HIPHIL
Hiphil is a peer-reviewed academic journal on Old Testament Hebrew Bible Theology, Interpretation, Poetics, History, Interactivity, and Linguistics with particular emphasis on bridging the gap between the ancient authors and modern readers.
Articles in Hiphil set directions for new and creative evangelical interpretation in a postmodern world. Hiphil authors expertly guide readers toward well researched applications that avoid trivializing either the biblical text or the challenges for expressing their meanings today. Articles in Hiphil are already indexed in the RAMBI and BILDI databases. The journal is archived by the Royal Danish Library. Access to Hiphil material is free and it is possible to subscribe to a notification service on new additions to Hiphil.
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Scandinavian Evangelical E-Journal for New Testament Studies
Scandinavian Evangelical E-Journal for New Testament Studies (SEE-JNTS) is a peer-reviewed academic journal within the field of New Testament Studies in the evangelical tradition, published by the Copenhagen Lutheran School of Theology in cooperation with other schools the Helsjön Fellowship.
Access to SEE-JNTS is free (the journal is "Open Access"), and it is possible to subscribe to a notification service on new editions to SEE-JNTS.
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NORDISK TEOLOGI
Nordisk Teologi er et ikke peer-reviewed, tværfagligt, teologisk e-tidsskrift. Alle artikler, anmeldelser, afhandlinger og opgaver publiceres på et af de skandinaviske sprog.
[Nordisk Teologi is a non-peer reviewed, cross-disciplinary journal on theology. All articles, reviews, theses, etc., are published in the Scandinavian languages.]