Open-access journals, archives and courses in systematic theology, catalogued one by one, with what each source covers and which tradition it speaks from. The entry criterion is simple: free access, peer review or serious institutional curation, and a declared confessional position. Pentecostal, Baptist and Reformed publications therefore sit side by side — a researcher needs to know where to look before knowing whom to agree with. Every entry records the ISSN, the licence, the cost of publishing where it applies, and a reading note on where the publisher stands.
The Post-Reformation Digital Library is a curated index of digitised primary sources from the early modern era, roughly the late fifteenth to the eighteenth century. At the time of writing it points to 6,442 authors, 110,661 titles and 149,826 volumes. It hosts nothing itself. What it does is assemble permanent links to scans held by…
Reformed Faith and Practice is the journal of Reformed Theological Seminary. It comes out three times a year, it is edited by the seminary faculty, and it is distributed electronically for free — no subscription, no account, no embargo. The permission notice is unusually generous for a seminary publication: readers may circulate the material in…
A full seminary course in systematic theology, taught by a working professor and free of charge, with no fee and no enrolment. BiblicalTraining.org hosts Systematic Theology I and II with Bruce Ware, forty-four lectures in the first course alone, inside a library of more than 180 classes and some 2,300 hours of instruction. This is…
Perichoresis is the theological journal of Emanuel University of Oradea, the only state-accredited Baptist university in Europe. It is listed in the DOAJ, has been open access since 2012, and charges no publication fees. The editorial line is stated plainly rather than hidden: traditionally conservative, trinitarian, Protestant and evangelical. Knowing a journal’s commitments in advance…
Australasian Pentecostal Studies has been publishing since 1999, which makes it one of the longest-running open-access journals in the field. It is sponsored by Alphacrucis College, carries ISSN 1440-1991, and is listed in the Australian ERA research register. Every submission goes through confidential peer review, assessed for methodological rigour and contribution to scholarship. Access is…
Most serious Pentecostal scholarship sits behind a paywall. Pneuma and the Journal of Pentecostal Theology, the two flagship titles, are published by Brill and cost accordingly. Spiritus is the exception that matters. Published by Oral Roberts University, it is peer-reviewed, entirely open access, and charges no article processing fee in either direction: free to read,…
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