Indonesian Journal of Theology (E-ISSN: 2339-0751) adalah sebuah jurnal teologi yang dipublikasi oleh ATI. IJT digagas dengan tujuan memperkaya diskursus teologi antar teolog-teolog antar-denominasi dan antar-iman, terutama di konteks Indonesia. Selain itu, kami juga ingin berkontribusi kepada diskursus teologis yang lebih luas di kekristenan global saat ini, khususnya di konteks Asia, dengan mempublikasikan karya-karya dari penulis dari seluruh dunia. Kami menerima kontribusi dari sarjana-sarjana dalam bidang teologi, studi agama-agama, dan bidang-bidang terkait lainnya.

Seluruh artikel IJT dapat diakses secara bebas dan gratis di indotheologyjournal.org. Adapun Artikel terbaru dari IJT dapat dilihat pada tautan berikut:

• Evangelism as Storytelling: A Reconstruction of Evangelism from a Feminist Postcolonial Missiological Perspective
  December 24, 2024 by Anita Rushadi Simatupang
  A book review of Evangelism as Storytelling: A Reconstruction of Evangelism from a Feminist Postcolonial Missiological Perspective.
• God at War: A Meditation on Religion and Warfare
  December 24, 2024 by Amelia Eno Nabilah
  A book review of God at War: A Meditation on Religion and Warfare
• Toward an Embodied Decolonial Pneumatology: Dishoming Space
  December 24, 2024 by Andri Vincent Sinaga
  A book review of Toward an Embodied Decolonial Pneumatology: Dishoming Space.
• No More Eternal Punishment
  December 24, 2024 by Christian Arisandi Kiding Allo
  This article explores the concept of eternal punishment in light of the Christocentric universalism Karl Barth outlines in his seminal work Church Dogmatics. While Barth explicitly rejects the doctrine of apokatastasis, his treatment of election and reconciliation suggests that salvation is already accomplished for humanity, rendering eternal damnation unnecessary. Using a literature review methodology, this […]
• Prophet al-Khidr: Between the Quranic Text and Islamic Contexts
  December 24, 2024 by Khurshid Khan
  A book review of Prophet al-Khidr: Between the Quranic Text and Islamic Contexts.
• A Basis for Rejecting Homosexuality?
  December 24, 2024 by Randy Frank Rouw
  The brief narrative of Ham seeing Noah?s nakedness (Gen 9:20-27) has been interpreted by some as a text that can be used against homosexuality. This interpretation is unsurprising given the numerous exegetical traditions that characterize Ham?s action as sexual perversion, informed by a theory of voyeurism that frames Ham looking upon Noah?s nakedness with lustful […]
• Reconciliation and Forgiveness
  December 24, 2024 by Frans Paillin Rumbi, Yosef Sulle
  The Darul Islam/Indonesian Islamic Army (DI/TII) rebellion in South Sulawesi (1951-1965) left scars in the collective memory of the predominantly Christian region of Seko Lemo. This study examines how these traumatic memories have shaped local reconciliation processes. Taking a phenomenological approach, we conducted interviews with first- and second-generation survivors to understand the dynamics of Christian-Muslim […]
• Towards an Elastic Church
  December 24, 2024 by Marlen Tineke Alakaman
  The 21st-century church faces both opportunities for growth and significant ministerial challenges that demand thoughtful response. While many contemporary churches continue to operate within categorical, formalistic models characterized by routine practices, these approaches often prove insufficient for addressing modern church issues. This study examines the intersection of Peter Menconi?s concept of the intergenerational church and […]
• Online Church
  December 24, 2024 by Musdodi Frans Jaswin Manalu
  This study examines the development of online church amid the challenges faced by Huria Kristen Batak Protestan (HKBP) Maranatha Cilegon in constructing a physical or offline church due to local restrictions. As a case study, it investigates the establishment of online church as an alternative measure to the rejection of building non-Muslim houses of worship […]
• Privacy Spaces in Public Worship
  December 24, 2024 by Rasid Rachman
  This article examines the critical yet understudied phenomenon of church worship services for congregants experiencing physical injury. While general worship practices have received extensive scholarly attention, the spatial and liturgical needs of wounded individuals?who worship alongside the general congregation?remain largely unexplored. These congregants, who bear wounds resulting from the actions of others and themselves alike, […]