Journal of Interreligious Studies Releases New Issue on Range of Topics

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The Journal of Interreligious Studies (JIRS), a peer-reviewed, fully indexed online publication, announces the release of its Issue 35 (March 2022): a collection of rolling submissions on a range of topics:

• From the Editor-in-Chief - Editor-in-Chief's Introduction to Issue 35
• "We were strangers in a strange land" - Jewish Racial Identity and Universalism During the Trump Era
• Commemorating the Shoah  - Perspectives on the Possibility of a Jewish-Christian Memorial Service
• Divine Simplicity and Religious Multiplicity - An Additional Ground for a Christian Theology of Religious Diversity
• Gender Didactics - A Comparison of American Muslim and Chassidic Website Discourse
• The Association of Theological Schools, Accreditation, and Graduate Education for Non-Christian Religious Professionals
• Theology With and Without (W&W) Walls, Scholarship W&W Walls, and Decolonization W&W - A Rejoinder to Rory D. McEntee

Plus two book reviews:

• Christians, Muslims, and Mary: A History - By Rita George-Tvrtković
• Indigenous and Christian Perspectives in Dialogue: Kairotic Place and Borders - By Allen G. Jorgenson

JIRS is a publication of Hebrew College, Boston University School of Theology, and Hartford International University for Religion and Peace. HIU President Joel N. Lohr is a publisher and member of the board of advisors; Dr Lucinda Mosher, Faculty Associate in Interreligious Studies, is its senior editor.