Don’t respond to a philosopher with a Bible text
Eastern European Institute of Theology held the second seminar of Foundations of Academic Literacy for Authors of Scholarly Articles, which aims to form and develop authors' competencies in writing theological articles for academic journals. A speaker of the second seminar was Pieter Lalleman, Editor-in-Chief of European Journal of Theology. In the seminar Pieter Lalleman shared his experience as the editor of a theological journal. He discussed some common mistakes and shared some advice on things such as subject choice, writing style and line of argument.
Article is not a bag of goodies, it's one argument.
Revd Dr. Pieter J. Lalleman is from the Netherlands (Holland) where he was ordained as a Baptist minister. He was on the teaching staff of Spurgeon's College, London, from 2000 until 2021, and is now the minister of a local Baptist church in England. His areas of interest include backgrounds in the Bible, the use of the Old Testament in the New, and biblical archaeology. He loves editing his own and other people’s texts. Pieter has published ten books, over 300 book reviews, and countless popular articles, but only six peer-reviewed articles. Since 2009 he has been editor of the European Journal of Theology. As such he is a member of the Executive Committee of the Fellowship of European Evangelical Theologians.
