REVUE DES SCIENCES RELIGIEUSES. – Quarterly periodical published and for the most part written by the professors of the Faculty of Theology of Strasbourg, founded in 1921 with the intention of replacing the Bulletin d'ancienne littérature et d'archéologie chrétienne, suspended during the First World War, but in fact established with a different orientation.
After ceasing publication following no. 20 (1940) because of the war, the journal appeared again in 1947, publishing in that year’s volume an index of all the preceding annual volumes. With no. 22 (1948), it resumed its regular sections: original articles, unpublished documents, chronicles, notes and communications, and bibliographical reviews. In addition to problems of positive theology, it addresses subjects in philosophy, the history of religions, dogmatic, pastoral, and moral theology, canon law, liturgy, and exegesis.