Faith • Civilization • Theology is an independent scholarly online journal published in Australia.
Journal title: Faith • Civilization • Theology
Publisher: Daniel J. Grace
Founder and Editor-in-Chief: Daniel J. Grace
Place of publication: Allenstown, Queensland, Australia
Country of publication: Australia
Publisher address:
PO Box 8305
Allenstown QLD 4700
Australia
Email: editor@faithcivilizationtheology.com
Website: faithcivilizationtheology.com
Format: Online scholarly journal
Language: English
Publication structure: Numbered and dated volumes and issues
Publication Frequency: Twice yearly from Volume 2 (2027)
First issue: Volume 1, Issue 1 — July 2026
Publication status: Current / Active
The journal publishes original academic articles, historical studies, theological reflections, research essays, and interdisciplinary scholarship concerning Christian faith, biblical theology, church history, early Christianity, religion and society, and the relationship between Christianity and civilisation.
Publishing statement:
Faith • Civilization • Theology is an independent scholarly online journal published in Australia by Daniel J. Grace.
All editorial, submission, peer-review, and publication enquiries should be submitted through the journal’s Contact or Submission Enquiries pages.
Identifiers, cataloguing and development roadmap
ISSN status: An application for an ISSN for the online journal has been lodged with the responsible agency and is under review. No ISSN has yet been assigned. The journal will display the identifier only after official confirmation.
Current publication record: Online-only; two issues annually from Volume 2 (2027); first published as Volume 1, Issue 1 covering July–December 2026. Individual articles are identified through their journal issue, title, author and stable site URL.
Roadmap
- Update the journal masthead and publisher metadata when the ISSN is officially issued.
- Maintain complete issue, author, date and article metadata and stable public article pages.
- Develop an appropriate digital preservation and backup arrangement for the version of record.
- Assess DOI registration and suitable scholarly directories or indexes after the publication record and technical requirements are established.
This roadmap records intended development and does not claim current DOI registration, indexing, archiving membership or acceptance by an external service.
Policy record: Last reviewed 9 August 2026. Material changes will be dated on this page.
Access, funding and preservation
- Reader access
- Immediate open access; no subscription or paywall
- Author charges
- No submission fee, article-processing charge or publication fee
- Copyright
- Retained by the author
- Licence
- CC BY 4.0
- Advertising
- Advertising does not influence editorial decisions; sponsored editorial content is not accepted
- Revenue
- Independently supported by the publisher
Digital preservation status
The journal retains publication files and maintains routine website backups for operational recovery. A formal independent preservation arrangement has not yet been established. The journal does not claim participation in LOCKSS, CLOCKSS, Portico or another preservation network unless and until an agreement is active.
The preservation roadmap is to retain stable article pages and PDFs, maintain complete issue and article metadata, preserve correction and version history, and evaluate an appropriate independent archiving service as the journal develops.