The "Review of Religious Research" (RRR) is not only committed to publishing empirical social science research on religion but also places special emphasis on interdisciplinary academic discussions. The journal provides a platform for researchers in sociology, social psychology, psychology, and related fields to exchange and showcase their research findings through the publication of high-quality empirical studies and literature reviews. It pays particular attention to key topics such as clergy, church programs, and comparative analyses of different religious denominations and institutions, as well as complex issues such as the growth, decline, vitality, conflict, competition, and cooperation of denominations and congregations.

Furthermore, the journal also focuses on the relationship between race, ethnicity, and religion, generational and personal religious changes, new religious movements, personal spiritual and religious beliefs and practices, and the interplay between religion and attitudes, family, gender, social behavior, and well-being. Through these studies, it not only enriches the academic content of religious research but also provides new perspectives and in-depth analysis for understanding the role and impact of religion in modern society.