Journal Of Church And State is an academic journal focused on the relationship between church and state. The journal is dedicated to stimulating interest, dialogue, research and publication on what has been called "the greatest subject in Western history." It covers a wide range of religious and national areas and aims to promote a deeper understanding and analysis of this complex relationship. By publishing high-quality academic articles, the journal provides a platform for scholars to explore and exchange ideas.

The journal covers not only the constitutional, historical, philosophical, theological, and sociological studies of religion and government, but also the expression and influence of these fields in different countries and cultures. The published articles come from countries around the world, including the United States, and demonstrate the uniqueness and diversity of church-state relations in different national and cultural contexts. These articles may include case studies, comparative analysis, theoretical discussions, and policy assessments of church-state relations. This interdisciplinary approach helps to reveal the complexity and diversity of church-state relations in different historical periods and social contexts.