Aims and Scope 

The aim of the “Christian Philosophy” yearbook is to present articles dedicated to the problems present in contemporary culture from a philosophical perspective. In the area of research so far there have been such issues as: person, freedom, guilt, will, values or body, and the philosophy of mysticism. The journal is dedicated to the philosophical research but it does not exclude other related scientific fields of research, theology included.

The first number of the journal was published in 2004 as a journal of the Christian Philosophy Department of the Faculty of Theology of Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań (Poland). The founder of the magazine and the chief editor was rev. prof. Marek Jędraszewski.

The next issues appear at the end of the calendar year.

CODE OF ETHICS

Ghostwriting and guest authorship

Ghostwriting and guest authorship are scientific misconduct and all detected cases will be disclosed and reported to appropriate institutions: institutions employing the authors, scientific societies and publishers of academic texts.

Ghostwriting occurs when someone largely contributed to a text but they hid their participation as co-authors and their role was not mentioned in acknowledgments in the text.

Guest authorship (honorary authorship) occurs when someone is mentioned as a co-author of the publication but their participation is low or none.

1. We kindly ask authors to indicate:
2. contribution of all those who are engaged in creation of the text proposed to our editorial (with their affiliations and clarification of their participation)
3. information on sources of funding for research carried out.

In order to inform about co-authors and sources of financing please make a declaration. The statement can be sent through traditional means (post) or mail (no later than the date of dispatch of a final version of the text for printing). In case of an electronic version, please scan the declaration with your hand signature sent in formats: *.pdf or  *.jpg on the address: zsfch@amu.edu.p

In the traditional version the statement should be sent to:

Editors of "Christian Philosophy", ul. Wieżowa 2/4, 61-111 Poznań.

Review process

1. Articles are reviewed by two external reviewers specializing in the subject of the article.
2. The publisher is obliged to keep both parties anonymous (double blind review process).
3. Reviews are formulated in writing with an unambiguous statement whether the article is accepted for publication.
4. Conclusions from the review and possible comments are sent to the author of the article. If the text is approved for publication, the author should refer to the reviewers' comments and make required adjustments.
5. Names of reviewers who cooperate with the editorial staff (listed on the website of "Christian Philosophy") may overlap with Editorial Board.
   
   

Open Access Policy

Open Access (OA) articles are published under a Creative Commons license:

Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-ND 4.0 International).

The publisher provides open access ((CC BY-ND 4.0 International) to all journal content in line with the principle that freely accessible research enhances and accelerates global scientific development and knowledge exchange.

The journal does not charge authors any fees for the procedure of accepting and publishing texts.