COMMUNIO VIATORUM
Communio viatorum is a theological journal from Central European perspectives founded in 1958 by J. L. Hromádka and J. B. Souček, published by the Protestant Theological Faculty of Charles University in Prague three times a year.
Communio Viatorum seeks to promote research and scholarly debate in all theological disciplines. Since its foundation special attention has been paid to both biblical studies and Czech Protestant history. The journal is also interested in articles that reflect new accents within the field of theology as well as relevant challenges from neighbouring disciplines, developments in the Church worldwide as well as new moves within society. It seeks to promote an ongoing process of theological debate from a specific Central European Protestant background, but open to authors from all around the world and all denominations who wish to engage in such a conversation.
As of 2024, the journal Communio Viatorum has transitioned to an open-access publication, issued by Charles University Karolinum Press.
Articles published here are indexed in the ATLA Religion Database® and are included in the full-text ATLASerials® (ATLAS®) collection. They are also indexed and abstracted in the Web of Science – Arts and Humanities Citation Index® of Clarivate Analytics, in Scopus, in CEEOL, and in ERIH PLUS.
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COMMUNIO VIATORUM, Vol 68 No 1 (2026)
Jan N. Bremmer: Scholar, Teacher, and Friend (Editorial)
Tobias Nicklas, David Cielontko
The Concepts of Death and Life in the Acts of John: A Comparison with Philo of Alexandria
Thomas Tops
Die Erforschung apokrypher Apostelerzählungen: Entscheidende Ergebnisse und Wege in die Zukunft
Tobias Nicklas
A. Siouville’s Pseudo-Clémentines and Critical French Scholarship on Early Christianity in the Modernist Crisis: Notes on an Unpublished Letter
Benjamin M. J. De Vos
The Martyrdom of Luke the Evangelist: A Syriac Translation of a Coptic Apocryphon?
Jacob A. Lollar, Samuel P. Cook
The Hymn of the Pearl: Apocryphal Acts, Women and Later Greek Conceptions of the Soul
Lautaro Roig Lanzillotta
Fixing the Name, Shaping the Saint: The Mother of the Maccabees in Jewish and Christian Reception
Osnat Rance, Stephanie Hallinger
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ISSN: 0010-3713
E-ISSN: 3029-6374
