OKH Journal: Anthropological Ethnography and Analysis Through the Eyes of Christian Faith
Mission of the Journal:
The On Knowing Humanity Journal promotes the development of a Christian approach to anthropology through interdisciplinary research and scholarship. For a full description of its purpose see "Focus and Scope" under the "About" tab above. The journal is peer reviewed and open access; registration is encouraged and it is free. Please see the most recent issue below.
Donations to the Journal:
The OKH Journal is open access and free to all authors, reviewers, and readers. Please consider donating to the journal to cover the costs of online publication. Donations can be accepted as checks in US dollars, written to "Eastern University, OKH Journal," and mailed to Eloise Meneses, Eastern University, 1300 Eagle Rd., St. Davids, PA 19087.
Announcements
OKH Journal: Latest Issue |
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Welcome to the OKH Journal. This is a special issue entitled, "Child Witchcraft Accusations and the Church." The issue contains a major report by Robert J. Priest, Abel Ngolo and Timothy Stabell, responses by 31 academic and church leaders (as well as 6 book reviews on the same subject), and a final response by Robert Priest that reviews and interacts with the preceding 29 articles. Please scroll down to see the issue. The mission of the On Knowing Humanity Journal is to do anthropology in conjunction with carefully crafted Christian thought, as is amply demonstrated here. Please do consider contributing a full length, peer-reviewed article, a news or opinions piece, or a book review for future issues of the journal. |
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Vol 4, No 1 (2020)
Special Issue:
Child Witchcraft Accusations and the Church