What exactly is Quadrum? The word itself is Latin in origin, meaning “square,” “foursquare,” or “that which is in proper order.” Our sincere desire is that the scholarship presented in this journal would be both “Foursquare” and “in proper order.” Quadrum is a scholarly journal intentionally designed to be both substantive and accessible. The content herein is meant, on the one hand, to highlight robust scholarship produced by scholars in our Foursquare family and it is, on the other hand, intended to be accessible to the laymen and academician alike. The preponderance of articles you will find will have been produced by Foursquare scholars for the Foursquare family and beyond. From time to time, select articles from contributors outside our denomination may appear in Quadrum. This fact, in some respects, is a reflection of our value and desire to be “interdenominational in spirit.” We are grateful to these contributors for their investment in our movement.
Submissions to Quadrum are welcome up until the posted due date, and should be sent to fsf@lifepacific.edu. Submissions should:
Follow Turabian footnote formatting
Employ robust & relevant scholarly attribution
Be 7,000-10,000 words
Authors should be members of the FSF (exceptions may be made at the discretion of the Executive Committee)
Preference given to articles addressing journal theme, but all submissions welcome
The Executive Committee has adopted standard practices for scholarly journals, which means that all submissions go through a double-blind peer review process prior to publication.