The Harvard Theoretical Review has always been a central forum for religious scholars, publishing compelling original research that contributes to academic understanding and interpretation of the history and philosophy of religious thought across all traditions and periods, including Jewish studies, the Hebrew Bible, the New Testament, Christianity, archaeology, comparative religious studies, theology, and ethics. The characteristic of a magazine is that it extensively covers various aspects of the religious field, including theology, religious history, religious literature, and the relationship between religion and contemporary society. Through its in-depth analysis and broad perspective, the magazine helps to promote the development of the field of religious studies and advance people's understanding of religious diversity and complexity.