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Indonesian Journal of Christian Education and Theology (IJCET) is a peer-reviewed international journal that covers the fields of scientific research, literature studies, and academic scholarship that study Christian Education and Theology. IJCET is a quarterly publication that also covers articles on extended fields of Christianity. IJCET publishes articles quarterly in February, May, August, and November.
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Indonesian Journal of Christian Education and Theology (IJCET) has been widely indexed and listed by:
1. Google Scholar, 2. Copernicus International (ICI VALUE 2023: 84.47) 3. Research Bible, 4. Dimensions, 5. Directory of Research Journals Indexing, 6. CrossRef (DOI), 7. BASE (Bielefeld academic search engine), 8. WorldCat, 9. Scilit, 10. BASE (Bielefeld Academic Search Engine), 11. Semantic Scholar, 12. IUPUI Library, 13. ROOT Indexing, 14. FatCat, 15.Internet Archive Scholar 16. CiteFactor 17. Eurasian Scientific Journal Index 18. Global Index for Continuing Resources 19. Sherpa/Romeo, 20. GARUDA
Other Libraries:
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Complete indexing and libraries information can be checked: https://journal.formosapublisher.org/index.php/ijcet/Indexing |
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Equipping Servant Leaders for Global Impact Developing a Spirit-Empowered Leadership Framework for Indonesian Theological Education
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Biblical Inerrancy as an Epistemological Foundation for Christian Religious Education in Indonesia
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Salvation as a Moral Life: An Ethical Analysis of Confucianism and His Challenge to the Concept of Christian Soteriology
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Theological Reconstruction of Christian Religious Education: An Analysis of Robert W. Pazmiño’s Concept of God Our Teacher and the Development of a Trinitarian-Formative Christian Education Paradigm
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