The Journal of Religious Ethics is an academic journal with significant influence in the field of religious ethics. It not only provides scholars with a platform for in-depth exploration of religious ethical issues, but also attracts a wide range of readers through its rich content and diverse academic forms. The journal emphasizes the study of comparative religious ethics, which provides a cross-cultural and cross religious perspective that helps to reveal the commonalities and differences in ethical concepts across different religious traditions. Through comparative analysis, scholars can gain a deeper understanding of the manifestations and functions of religious ethics in different cultural and social contexts.

Also pay attention to the basic concepts and methodological issues in religious ethics. The study of these issues helps to establish and improve the theoretical framework of religious ethics, providing a solid foundation for further academic exploration. At the same time, the journal is committed to conducting in-depth research on influential figures and texts in history, which not only helps to understand the historical development of religious ethics, but also has significant implications for the understanding and application of contemporary religious ethics.