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Religions

ISSN 2077-1444

• Q1Quartile
• 48h-index
• 40papers summarised

About this journal

Religions is a Q1 journal by SCImago Journal Rank (2025 data) and an h-index of 48. Most of its papers in the Pofolia pool fall under Religious studies. Pofolia holds AI summaries of 40 paper(s) from this journal; the most cited is “The Nexus of Digital Authoritarianism and Religious Populism” (18 citations).

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Papers we summarise from this journal

• The Nexus of Digital Authoritarianism and Religious Populism2023 · 18 citations
• Society in Six Days: Hair, Wool, Offerings, and Gift Exchange During the New Year as Expressions of Social Relations for Prosperity2026 · 0 citations
• The Holy Spirit and the Ecclesia Among Chinese Migrants in Moscow: An Ethnographic Study of the True Jesus Church2026 · 0 citations
• Celestial Spirits and Astral Cults in Old Turkish and Georgian Folk Beliefs: A Comparative Folklore Study2026 · 0 citations
• Sacerdotium and Imperium in Material Form: The Reliquary of St. Patriarch Niphon II of Constantinople at the Dionysiou Monastery (1515)2026 · 0 citations
• Specular Mediation and Loingprès: A Symbolic Hermeneutics of the Imago Dei in Marguerite Porete2026 · 0 citations
• Spiritual Lifestyle in Ibn ʿArabī’s Mystical Theology: Foundations and Practical Implications2026 · 0 citations
• Developing Missional Fatherhood as a Faith-Based Model for Family Resilience Among Father-Absent Households in South Africa2026 · 0 citations
• From Institutional Neutrality to Professional Identity: Conscientious Objection and the Regulation of Religious Presence in the Medical Professions2026 · 0 citations
• Adaptive Reuse Strategies in European Christian Churches2026 · 0 citations
• Buddhist Healing: Methods and Mechanisms—A Madhyamaka-Oriented Investigation2026 · 0 citations
• God-Nature and the Walpurgisnacht Motif in Goethe’s Faust: Religious Continuity and Contestation in Literary Form2026 · 0 citations
• Knowledge Disjunction and Temporal Stratification: A Critical Examination of Buddhist Entries in the Compiled Edition of the Yuan History Bibliography2026 · 0 citations
• Migration and the Logic of Reverse Mission2026 · 0 citations
• Retrieving “Natural Religion” in Aquinas: Giving Religion Its Due in the Theology of Religions2026 · 0 citations
• The Firstborn Who Never Stood in His Place: Reuben’s Self-Undermining Leadership in the Jacob Family Narrative (Gen 29–50)2026 · 0 citations
• Judah and Tamar, Genesis 38: Biblical Ethics in African Perspective2026 · 0 citations
• Reconsidering the Translation Sequence and Textual Formation of the Mahāprajñāpāramitā Sūtra and Mahāprajñāpāramitāśāstra: Evidence from Sengrui’s Prefaces and Textual Variants2026 · 0 citations
• The Making of a Messianic Reality in the Iberian Peninsula After the Persecutions of 13912026 · 0 citations
• Theatrical Performance of the Joseph Story: The Ethiopic Story of Joseph2026 · 0 citations
• The Immortality of the Soul According to Thomas Aquinas2026 · 0 citations
• Global South Theology as Theological and Missiological Imperative: Decolonising Christian Theological Discourse2026 · 0 citations
• Adapting to the Loss of Racism: A Case Study in Failed Predictions of Anti-Supernaturalism2026 · 0 citations
• The Rhetoric of Brahmanical Ritual in Early Buddhism: A Comparison of the Five-Sacrifice Formula in the Pāli Nikāyas and Chinese Āgamas2026 · 0 citations
• Refutation Without Vitaṇḍā: Dialectical Burdens in the Fangbian Xin Lun (*Upāyahṛdaya)2026 · 0 citations
• The Apian Universe in Eastern Christian Hymnography2026 · 0 citations
• Miϑra and His Mąϑra: Jesus as the Eschatological Fulfillment of the Mazdean Final Saošiiaṇt in John’s Prologue2026 · 0 citations
• Orificially Olaudah: Eschatological Feasting, Gastronomical Rhetoric, and Abolitionism in Olaudah Equiano’s The Interesting Narrative2026 · 0 citations
• Thick Signs: Amplifying God-Sensation in Vrindavan2026 · 0 citations
• Friendship as a Costly Gift: A Theological Account of Ecclesial Power, Role-Based Asymmetry, and Boundary Work2026 · 0 citations

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