Journal of Theology and Sexuality

Journal of Theology and Sexuality
Title	Journal of Theology and Sexuality
Discipline	Theology, Sexology
Language	English
Editor	Adrian Thatcher, Elizabeth Stuart
Publisher	Equinox Publishing
Country	United Kingdom

Journal of Theology and Sexuality is a peer-reviewed academic journal that explores the intersection of Theology and Sexology, examining the complex relationships between Religion, Sexuality, and Gender. The journal is informed by the work of scholars such as Marcella Althaus-Reid, Gerald Coleman, and James Nelson, who have written extensively on LGBT theology and Queer theology. The journal's focus on Sexuality and religion is also influenced by the research of Mark Jordan, Virginia Mollenkott, and Kathy Rudy, who have explored the connections between Theology, Sexuality, and Social justice.

Introduction

The Journal of Theology and Sexuality is a leading publication in the field of Theology and sexuality, providing a platform for scholars to engage with the latest research and debates in the area. The journal's introduction to the field is informed by the work of scholars such as Serene Jones, Kwok Pui-lan, and Letty Russell, who have written on Feminist theology and its relationship to Sexuality and Gender. The journal also draws on the insights of Postcolonial theology, Liberation theology, and Queer theory, as represented by scholars such as Gustavo Gutiérrez, James Cone, and Judith Butler.

History

The Journal of Theology and Sexuality was established in response to the growing interest in the intersection of Theology and Sexology, as seen in the work of scholars such as Robin Scroggs, William Countryman, and Lisa Isherwood. The journal's history is closely tied to the development of LGBT studies and Queer studies, which have been influenced by the research of Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick, Michel Foucault, and Jeffrey Weeks. The journal has also been shaped by the contributions of scholars such as Carter Heyward, Mary Hunt, and Marie Fortune, who have written on Feminist theology and Sexuality.

Scope and Focus

The Journal of Theology and Sexuality has a broad scope, encompassing a wide range of topics related to Theology and Sexology, including Sexuality and religion, Gender studies, and Queer theory. The journal's focus is informed by the work of scholars such as David Halperin, John Boswell, and Mark D. Jordan, who have written on the history and theology of Sexuality. The journal also explores the connections between Theology, Sexuality, and Social justice, as represented by scholars such as Cornel West, Delores Williams, and Katherine Hancock Ragsdale.

Publication and Indexing

The Journal of Theology and Sexuality is published by Equinox Publishing and is indexed in several major databases, including ATLA Religion Database, Scopus, and Web of Science. The journal's publication is also influenced by the work of scholars such as Rosemary Radford Ruether, Mary Daly, and Audre Lorde, who have written on Feminist theology and Sexuality. The journal's indexing in major databases reflects its commitment to making Theology and Sexology research accessible to a wide range of scholars, including those in Religious studies, Sociology, and Psychology.

Reception and Impact

The Journal of Theology and Sexuality has received widespread recognition for its contributions to the field of Theology and sexuality, with scholars such as Patrick Cheng, Yvette Flunder, and Bishop Gene Robinson praising its innovative approach to LGBT theology and Queer theology. The journal's impact is also evident in its influence on Theology and Sexology research, as seen in the work of scholars such as Kate Bornstein, Janet Jakobsen, and Ann Pellegrini, who have written on Queer theory and Sexuality. The journal's reception and impact reflect its commitment to promoting Social justice and Human rights through Theology and Sexology research.

Editorial Team

The Journal of Theology and Sexuality is edited by Adrian Thatcher and Elizabeth Stuart, who are both prominent scholars in the field of Theology and sexuality. The editorial team also includes scholars such as Marcella Althaus-Reid, Gerald Coleman, and James Nelson, who have written extensively on LGBT theology and Queer theology. The journal's editorial team is committed to promoting Diversity and Inclusion in Theology and Sexology research, as reflected in the work of scholars such as Kwok Pui-lan, Letty Russell, and Serene Jones.

Category:Academic journals