Religious Science Research
Religious Science Research (ISR) is a review of a scientific quarterly, for researchers in religious studies in religious history and theology. It was founded in 1910 by Leonce de Grandmaison.
Summary |
Published in 1910, as a supplement to the journal tvdes , at the initiative of its director, Father Leonce de Grandmaison Researches ... quickly take their independence, the crisis modernist era of seeking answers and dialogue that went beyond the objectives of the studies.
For this review the Company of Jesus engages in a more direct scientific dialogue in the field of religious studies. The editorial line was drawn by Leonce de Grandmaison , including two editorials (1910 and 1923). Beyond the modernist crisis , the ambition of the review is to uphold the historical research in theology , in the intelligence of dogma , as in other Christian religions.
Today
Editorial
Each issue of the journal contains a series of feature articles, often organized in thematic dossier, and followed by newsletters and book reviews.
The current director is Christoph Theobald , who succeeded Pierre Gibert in 2009.
Biennial Symposium
The magazine also organizes a biennial conference brings together mainly teachers of the faculties of theology and French university seminars. The last conference (June 2006) was entitled: "The status of dogmatic statements yesterday and today." The next, in November 2009, will open the Centenary year of the magazine (1910-2010).
Assessment
According to a ranking prepared by Theological Studies in 1998, the searches are part of the "top five scientific journals and international religious." Its editorial board has some of the biggest names of the professors at the Catholic Institute of Paris , the Centre Sevres or the faculty of theology in Lyons.
Authors
Among the most famous authors who wrote for the magazine include Hans Urs von Balthasar , Michel de Certeau , Jean Danielou , Gaston Fessard , Henri de Lubac (who conducted the review from 1946 to 1949) or Karl Rahner and Joseph Lecler. More recently, Bernard Sesbo , Emile Poulat , Paul Valadier , Christoph Theobald , Joseph Moingt , Xavier Leon-Dufour , Guy Lafon , Henri-Jrme Gagey , Xavier Tilliette , Andrew Paul , Joseph Gold , Paul Beauchamp and Claude Geffr also contributed to the magazine.
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