Review of Ecumenical Studies

10/10/2025

Call for Papers — RES 3/2026
Theme: Christianity, Ethics & Science

We invite submissions exploring the crossroads of theology, ethics, and science — from bioethics to creation, from technology to theology.

Final deadline: Feb 15, 2026
Intention to publish (title or abstract): Nov 15, 2025

30/09/2025

The first online Joensuu–Sibiu meeting of the Review of Ecumenical Studies for the academic year has taken place.

For information on forthcoming thematic issues, please visit our website: https://www.res.ecum.ro/

14/07/2025

Review of Einar Thomassen, The Coherence of “Gnosticism”, Hans-Lietzmann-Vorlesungen 18, Berlin and Boston: Walter de Gruyter, 2021. "Central to his thesis is that since the Nag Hammadi texts are problematic to be dated, reliance must be placed on Christian apologists, particularly Irenaeus of Lyons." "He specifically examines Irenaeusʼs Adversus Haereses: I.29 & I.30, to which he brings the Apocryphon of John as a case study, to illustrate the connection between the theological encounters described by Irenaeus and the texts found in the Nag Hammadi corpus."

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