The Toronto Journal of Theology is:

• A journal of opinion and analysis exploring Biblical Studies, History of Christianity, Systematic and Pastoral Theology, and Christian Ethics.

• Canadian forum incorporating cross-cultural perspectives for discussing theological issues, featuring pertinent articles, in-depth reviews, and information on the latest publications in the field.

• progressive publication of current opinion on the full range of scholarship representing by diverse Christian traditions.

The Toronto Journal of Theology is of critical interest to academics, clergy, lay and professional theologians. Anyone concerned with contemporary analysis and opinion on theological issues will find the Toronto Journal of Theology essential reading.

The Toronto Journal of Theology is published semi-annually by the Toronto School of Theology, a unique federation of colleges at the University of Toronto: St. Michael's College, Regis College, and St. Augustine's Seminary (Roman Catholic), Trinity College and Wycliffe College (Anglican), Emmanuel College (United Church), and Knox College (Presbyterian). Together with its associates - Conrad Grebel College (Mennonite), the Institute for Christian Studies (Christian Reformed), McMaster Divinity School (Baptist), and Waterloo Lutheran Seminary - the Toronto School of Theology is the largest ecumenical centre for theological studies in Canada.