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ARTICLES

Below are instructions on how to reference journal articles.

PRINT JOURNAL ARTICLE 

1st Footnote

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Note number. First Author’s Full Name and Full Name of Additional Author(s) (up to 3 authors. Any more use et al. after first author),"Article Title: Article Subtitle," Journal Title Volume(Issue Number) (Year of Publication): Page Numbers, at Numbers Being Cited.

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Examples

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1. Anders Klostergaard Peterson, "Shedding New Light on Paul's Understanding of Baptism: A Ritual-Theological Approach to Romans 6," Studia Theologica 52(1) (1998): 101–117, at 113–16.

2. J. Edward Walters, “The Philoxenian Gospels as Reconstructed from the Writings of Philoxenos of Mabbug,” Hugoye 13 (2010): 177–249, at 221.

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Subsequent Footnotes
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Note number. Author’s Surname and Surname of Additional Authors (up to 3 authors. Any more use et al. after first author), "Shortened Article Title," Page or Pages.

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Examples

1. Peterson, "Shedding New Light," 104.

2. Walters, “The Philoxenian Gospels," 180–89.

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Bibliography
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Author’s Surname, Author’s Given Name, and Full Name of Additional Author(s), "Article Title: Article Subtitle," Journal Title Volume(Issue Number) (Year of Publication): Page Numbers. 

 

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Example Bibliography

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Peterson, Anders Klostergaard, "Shedding New Light on Paul's Understanding of Baptism: A Ritual-Theological Approach to Romans 6," Studia Theologica 52(1) (1998): 101–117.

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Walters, J. Edward, “The Philoxenian Gospels as Reconstructed from the Writings of Philoxenos of Mabbug,” Hugoye 13 (2010): 177–249.

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ELECTRONIC- JOURNAL ARTICLE 
(E-JOURNAL)
 

Please note, that if the article is also available in print form you can reference it as a print article. 

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Also, please do not use Kindle location references. Page numbers from the original document are required. You can change Kindle settings to show page numbers.

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Many e-journals do not have fixed page numbers. When this is the case, use other locaters such as a chapter number or a section heading instead.

 

References to e-resources include either a URL or a Digital Object Identifier (DOI). If allocated, DOI's are the preferred electronic resource identifier.

1st Footnote

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Note number. First Author’s Full Name and Full Name of Additional Author(s) (up to 3 authors. Any more use et al. after first author), "Article Title: Article Subtitle," Journal Title Volume(Issue Number) (Year of Publication), DOI or URL (Date accessed day/month/year).

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Examples

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1. Brad East, "Is Scripture a Gift? Reflections on the Divine-Ecclesial Provision of the Canon," Religions 13(10), 961 (2022), https://doi.org/10.3390/rel13100961 (accessed 13/10/2022).

2. Lindsey Marie Ross, “Genesis 9: 20–21: Noah’s Legacy of the Vine,” Denison Journal of Religion 3,
Article 6 (2003), http://digitalcommons.denison.edu/religion/vol3/iss1/6 (accessed 01/09/2018).

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Subsequent Footnotes
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Note number. Author’s Surname and Surname of Additional Authors (up to 3 authors. Any more use et al. after first author), "Shortened Article Title."

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Examples

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1. East, "Is Scripture a Gift?" 

2. Ross, "Genesis 9: 20–21."

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Bibliography
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Author’s Surname, Author’s Given Name, and Full Name of Additional Author(s), "Article Title: Article Subtitle," Journal Title Volume(Issue Number) (Year of Publication), DOI or URL (Date accessed day/month/year).  

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Example Bibliography

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East, Brad, "Is Scripture a Gift? Reflections on the Divine-Ecclesial Provision of the Canon," Religions 13(10), 961 (2022), https://doi.org/10.3390/rel13100961 (accessed 13/10/2022).

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Ross, Lindsey Marie, “Genesis 9: 20–21: Noah’s Legacy of the Vine,” Denison Journal of Religion 3, Article 6 (2003), http://digitalcommons.denison.edu/religion/vol3/iss1/6 (accessed 01/09/2018).

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BOOK REVIEWS

1st Footnote

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Note number. Reviewer’s Full Name, review of Title of Book Being Reviewed by Author(s) of book, Journal Title Volume(Issue Number) (Year of Publication): Page Numbers, at Numbers Being Cited.

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Examples

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1. Perry Hamalis, review of The Fellowship of Life: Virtue Ethics and Orthodox Christianity by Joseph Woodill, Journal of Religion 80(1) (2000): 158-159, at 158.​

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Subsequent Footnotes
 
Note number. reviewer’s Surname, review of Shortened Book Title by Surname of Book Author(s), Page or Pages.
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Examples
1. Hamalis, review of The Fellowship of Life by Woodill, 158.
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Bibliography
Reviewer’s Surname, Reviewer’s Given Name(s), review of Title of Book Being Reviewed by Author(s) of book, Journal Title Volume(Issue Number) (Year of Publication): Page Numbers. 
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Example Bibliography
Hamalis, Perry, review of The Fellowship of Life: Virtue Ethics and Orthodox Christianity by Joseph Woodill, Journal of Religion 80(1) (2000): 158-159.
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