The International Journal for the Psychology of Religion is an academic journal focused on the field of religious psychology, dedicated to exploring and understanding the psychological processes and phenomena that occur in various religious traditions. This journal provides a platform for psychologists, religious scholars, and interdisciplinary researchers to engage in in-depth discussions and research on the core issues of religious psychology. These issues not only have theoretical value, but can also be validated through empirical research, thus establishing a solid scientific foundation in the interdisciplinary field of psychology and religious studies.

The journal has rich and diverse content, covering topics such as religious social psychology, the development trajectory of religious beliefs, the psychological mechanisms of conversion phenomena, the intrinsic significance of religious experiences, the relationship between religious beliefs and social attitudes and behaviors, the correlation between religion and mental health, and the use of psychoanalytic and other theoretical frameworks to explain religious beliefs. These studies not only enhance our understanding of the psychological aspects of religious beliefs, but also provide scientific basis for religious education and psychological counseling.