Theosinesis: Journal of Integrative Understanding and Ethical Praxis

About the Journal

Journal Name	Theosinesis: Journal of Integrative Understanding and Ethical Praxis
Initial	Theosyn
Abbreviation	-
Frequency	Four Times a Year
DOI	prefix 10.20625
Online ISSN	2809-6909
Print ISSN	-
Editor-in-Chief	Muhammad Yusuf Pratama
Publisher	Yayasan Perguruan Islam Raudlatul Muhtadin

Theosinesis: Journal of Integrative Understanding and Ethical Praxis is an international peer-reviewed journal that fosters scholarly dialogue and critical reflection in the field of interdisciplinary theology. It seeks to bridge theoretical inquiry and ethical praxis by integrating faith traditions, scientific insights, and contemporary contextual challenges.

The word Theosynesis comes from the combination of two terms: "Theos," which means divine or related to divinity, and "synesis," from the Greek, meaning deep understanding or insight. Philosophically, Theosynesis signifies an endeavor to achieve a holistic understanding of religious reality, not only at the theological or dogmatic level, but also thru a multidisciplinary approach encompassing philosophy, ethics, culture, and social life. This term emphasizes that understanding the divine does not stop at theory, but must be embodied in ethical praxis—that is, the application of religious values to address contemporary moral, social, and humanitarian challenges. Thus, Theosynesis represents a synthesis between transcendental understanding and ethical action in real life.

Currently, Theosinesis: Journal of Integrative Understanding and Ethical Praxis is undergoing indexing with several popular indexing platforms, namely Google Scholar, ISSN, Moraref, Garuda, and Dimensions. We are committed to raising the journal's indexing level to other popular indexing platforms with a global reputation in scientific publication management.

Focus and Scope:

Theosinesis welcomes contributions that explore theological issues through interdisciplinary lenses, including but not limited to:

• Systematic theology and philosophy of religion
• Theological ethics and social justice
• Contextual theologies (gender, culture, ecology, etc.)
• Practical theology and religious studies
• Interfaith dialogue and religious pluralism
• Intersections of theology with social sciences, psychology, technology, and the arts

We encourage critical, creative, and collaborative approaches that enrich faith understanding, broaden human horizons, and inspire transformative ethical action.

Aims of the Journal:

Theosinesis serves as an academic space to cultivate a synthesis between deep theological reflection (understanding) and responsible, justice-oriented engagement (ethical praxis), responding to the complexities of our time with theological depth and contextual sensitivity.