Gary Habermas disproportionately pulled from a biased subclass of publications and is, therefore, unrepresentative of critical scholarship.

SHERM Journal explores counselors’ experiences of the influence of a fundamentalist religious upbringing on mental health.

Book Review: The Date of the Muratorian Fragment By John F. Lingelbach

"Inference to the Best Explanation and Rejecting the Resurrection": A New SHERM Journal Article by Dr. David Kyle Johnson

We are happy to announce that Vol. 3, Issue No. 1 of SHERM Journal has been released and is ready for you to download.

New SHERM Article: "Distinguishing the Religious Roots of Albigenses and Waldensians in the Twelfth Century" by Ottavio Palombaro.

Recent initiatives by Stein, Flynn, Conrad, and others have promoted ‘unbelief’ as an ‘umbrella term’ for concepts like atheism.

The Global Center for Religious Research is excited to announce the release of our latest issue of the peer-reviewed academic journal,...

A new publication has just been released online by GCRR's bi-annual academic journal, Socio-Historical Examination of Religion and...

Newly Released Publication from SHERM Journal: "The Curse of Ham: Biblical Justification for Racial Inequality?" by Dr. Charles David Isbell