Early Christianity (EC)
Managing Editor: Jens Schröter
Editors: Jörg Frey (Zürich), Teresa Morgan (New Haven), Clare K. Rothschild (Chicago), and Jens Schröter (Berlin)
Advisory Board (2023–2025): Mordechai Aviam (Kinneret College), Dylan Burns (Amsterdam), John S. Kloppenborg (Toronto), Christina Kreinecker (Leuven), Laura Suzanne Lieber (Durham, N.C.), Hindy Najman (Oxford), Janet Spittler (Charlottesville), and Jürgen K. Zangenberg (Leiden)
Volume 16 (2025) / Price per volume (4 issues with approx. 520 pages)
The journal is concerned with early Christianity as a historical phenomenon. Thereby, Early Christianity aims to overcome certain limitations which have hindered the development of the discipline, including the concept of the "New Testament" itself. The journal, then, is taken to cover not only the first Christian century but also the second.
Manuscripts
Please send manuscripts, editorial inquiries and all book review proposals to the editor
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Theologische Fakultät
Redaktion Early Christianity
Prof. Dr. Jens Schröter
Burgstraße 26
D-10178 Berlin
Germany
E-mail: early-christianity@hu-berlin.de
Guidelines for Manuscript Submissions in English
Guidelines for Manuscript Submissions in German
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