Dante Alighieri's "Comedy": codices, copyists and scriptures by Sandro Bertelli

Extracurricular Management Increasing Understanding of the Holy Scriptures by Jailani Syahputra Siregar, Abdul Mukti, Amiruddin Siahaan

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CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF PARATEXTS IN UKRAINIAN TRANSLATIONS OF THE HOLY SCRIPTURES by Oksana V. Dzera

“…However, no restrictions can conceal the implicit reader of each of these translations, to whom the paratexts appeal as a “second voice” of the main text. Paratexts of the first partial Ukrainian translations of the Holy Scriptures of the Confessionalism period (second half of the 16th century) are characterised by didacticism and a mono-confessional political orientation. …”
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Kant and the Bible: Holy Scripture as an Object of Rational-Critical Reflection by Vyacheslav Yu. Vasechko

“…It is shown how the philosopher opposes the rational-critical and doctrinal-theological approaches to reading the Bible, while leaving the reader the right of free choice. The main attention is paid to three small works by Kant, which make up a kind of philosophical trilogy. …”
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Artificial Intelligence Applied to the Analysis of Biblical Scriptures: A Systematic Review by Bruno Cesar Lima, Nizam Omar, Israel Avansi, Leandro Nunes de Castro

“…This paper provides a systematic survey of the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and some of its subareas to the analysis of the Biblical scriptures. Emphasis is given to what types of tasks are being solved, what are the main AI algorithms used, and their limitations. …”
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Catholics and Lutherans on Scripture. A Proposal by Joseph Ratzinger/Benedict XVI by Pablo Blanco-Sarto

“…Joseph Ratzinger/Benedict XVI’s “hermeneutics of faith” goes in the same direction but with a personal development, as can be noticed in Jesus of Nazareth, published between 2007 and 2013. The article’s main contribution is the comprehensive description of Ratzinger’s ideas about interpreting Scripture. …”
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Superstition, Faith, and Scripture: Sakaino Kōyō and the Politics of Buddhism in Meiji Japan by Peiyao Wu

“…Sakaino offered the idea of “poetical Buddhism” (<i>shiteki bukkyō</i> 詩的仏教), a method for interpreting scripture in general, and segments thereof contemporarily regarded as “superstitious” specifically. …”
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The Mandate of the World Russian People’s Council and the Russian Political Imagination: Scripture, Politics and War by Alar Kilp, Jerry G. Pankhurst

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An Analysis of Religious Texts in the Safavid Government Based on Hermeneutics by Hamid Nassaj, Parviz Jamshidimehr

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From Unitarianism to Deism: Matthew Tindal, John Toland, and the Trinitarian Controversy by Diego Lucci

“…The Trinitarian controversy in late seventeenth-century England saw the confrontation of Unitarian theologians, who drew on Socinianism and other theological traditions in denying the Trinity, and Trinitarian divines, who provided different justifications of the Trinitarian dogma, mainly through metaphysical speculation.* The Trinitarian controversy also gave some deist thinkers, such as Matthew Tindal and John Toland, the opportunity to express even more heterodox views than the ideas of Unitarians like Stephen Nye, who rejected the doctrine of the Trinity, but still affirmed the divine authority of Scripture and the saving power of Christian revelation. …”
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The Bible in the Time of the Reformation by Stanko Jambrek

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Theological perspectives for post-war Christianity in Ukraine. "Тheology after Bucha" by Павло Павленко

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Explanation of the Evidences and Documents of the Semantic Quasi System (Regularity, Discipline) of the Holy Qur'an by Hossein Jeddi, Hassan Naqizadeh, Abbas Esmailizadeh

“…This article, by adopting a subsequent approach, from the passage of inquisitiveness (questioning) in Qur'anic uses, in addition to reviewing two similar interpretations of Qur'anic, i.e. explaining the brightness of the implication of [mathānī] (Arabic: مَثانی, consistent with itself, a scripture [composed] of similar motifs) (az-Zomar/23) on the contextual relations of the Qur'an and the coordination of its verses in the main domain of the text (an-Nisa/82) by relying on some of the ḥadiths of the Infallibles (AS) has explained the intra-religious arguments of the semantic quasi system of the Noble Qur'an. …”
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Theology of the Word of God in the Apostolic Exhortation Verbum Domini by Benedict XVI by Janusz Królikowski

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Resisting Religious Trauma and the Stultification of Queer Subjectivities in Chinelo Okparanta’s Under the Udala Trees by Wisani Mushwana

“…Focusing on Okparanta’s main character, Ijeoma, I explore the ways in which she resists docility enforced through Bible lessons and imagines queer freedom through a subverted reading of biblical scriptures. …”
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WATER AS MOTIEF IN EKSODUS 14-15; 2 KONINGS 2 EN MATTEUS 14:22-33: by J S Van der Walt

“…This paper will ponder over this question by comparing one miracle story in each of the three main epochs, respectively. The main focus will be on the narrative motif of water found in Exodus 15, 2 Kings 2, and Mathew 14:22-33. …”
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La exégesis bíblica en la polémica contra judíos by Manuel Montoza Coca

“…In the year 1520, Don Martin Garcia gathered and printed a selection of 156 of his sermons, the main objective of which was both political and religious. …”
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Sacred Space and Faith Expression: Centering on the Daoist Stelae of the Northern Dynasties by Yuan Zhang

“…Applying phenomenology of religion to Daoist stelae analysis helps compensate for the limitations of extant Daoist scriptures and official historical records.…”
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Christian Ethics toward Artificial Intelligence and Its Impacts on Humanity by Ester Agustini Tandana

“…This research offers a comprehensive overview of the main ethical issues linked to the impact of Artificial Intelligence on human society from the perspective of Christian ethics. …”
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Is it Possible to Successfully Combat Corruption by Scanning Old Rosaries? by A. N. Tsatsulin

“…The author also tries to find out how  corruption is interpreted in the views of the main world religions —  Christianity (partly), Islam and national religion — Judaism. …”
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