Religious Studies is an academic journal dedicated to the field of religious philosophy, providing scholars with a forum for in-depth exploration of religious philosophical issues. These issues are often rooted in classical and contemporary discussions of religious philosophy, and involve various religious traditions around the world. The journal encourages cross-cultural and cross religious comparative research to promote a more comprehensive understanding of human religious experience.

The publication content of this journal covers multiple aspects of religious philosophy, including but not limited to religious epistemology, religious ethics, religious anthropology, mysticism, religious diversity, the relationship between religious beliefs and reason, and the role of religion in modern society. Special emphasis is placed on philosophical analysis of religious experience, religious language, and religious practice, as well as how these aspects interact with broader philosophical issues. The journal also focuses on emerging issues and trends in religious philosophy, such as the relationship between religion and science, religious pluralism, religious identity, and religious conflicts.