Our author Elisabeth Maikranz has won the first prize for ecumenical theology of the Dr. Kurt Hellmich-Stiftung for her doctoral thesis "Tradition und Schrift", published in 2023.

For his dissertation "Sehnsucht nach Glück im theologischen Horizont", our author Mark P. Linden has been awarded the Barbara-und-Alfred-Röver-Stiftungspreis 2024.

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SysLex, the first free online encyclopedia for systematic theology, will be launched on May 1. The innovative service is aimed at anyone interested in theological issues - from students to teachers and colleagues, pastors to volunteers and church councils.
With a constantly growing number of articles, SysLex provides short, up-to-date and problem-oriented introductions to central concepts and topics of systematic theology.

For her dissertation "Hellenistic Jews and Consolatory Rhetoric" our author Christine R. Trotter has been awarded the Manfred Lautenschlaeger Award for Theological Promise 2025.

We are pleased to announce that John van Maaren, author of The Gospel of Mark's Judaism and the Death of Christ as Ransom for Many, was recently interviewed on the New Books Network podcast.