Writing Instructions

1. The submitted article is the result of research that has not been done by someone else, has a relationship with the topic and scope of the Phronesis Journal in substance.
   
   
2. Articles are written in Indonesian (EYD) or English with 1 cm spacing on A4 sheets. The top (2 cm), bottom (2 cm), right (2 cm), and left (3 cm) margins use Cambria font size 12 points except the footnotes use 10 point size. Starting Volume 6 Number 1 in 2023, the spacing is changed from 1 cm to 1.2 cm.
   
   
3. The structure of the article is Introduction, Research Methods, Discussion, Conclusion, and References. 
   
   
4. The title of the article is a maximum of 15 words. Describe the problem to be answered by the author. In addition, it shows novelty.
   
   
5. Author names listed are those used officially. The institution shown is the official name recognised by the country. The email address shown is the correspondent author's email. The maximum number of authors displayed is three.
   
   
6. Abstract written in English and Indonesian (max 250 words). The abstract consists of background, issue, objective, method/approach and results. If the article is written in English, it is no longer necessary to include an Indonesian abstract.
   
   
7. Article keywords consist of 5 words.
   
   
8. The length of the article is 5000-7000 words.
   
   
9. The introduction contains the background of the problem to be discussed by the author. In addition, previous research is also shown as an initial reference in bringing up the problem to be discussed. The author needs to display the existing gap to clarify the problem that will be discussed.
   
   
10. The research method must be precise to understand how the author explains the problem and discusses the problem. The explanation of the research method is limited to the methods used. There is no need to explain other methods.
    
    
11. The discussion focuses on the issues raised in the introduction. Explanations of definitions and other general matters should be limited so that the author can focus on discussing the problem.
    
    
12. Conclusions are drawn based on the problems and studies carried out by the author with various sources used. Conclusions are applicable and easily understood by the reader.
    
    
13. The references used in the article must be at least 20, divided into >=60% sources from journal articles and <=40% from books and others. The references used are published in the last eight years; if there are publications over eight years old, only three are allowed, and they are primary sources.
    
    
14. Notes and citations are written in footnotes using reference management applications (Mendeley, Zotero, etc.). Footnotes and bibliography using Turabian 8th edition no ibid. In 2023, reference logging using Turabian 9th edition. Footnotes were switched to innote.
    
    
15. Articles are sent by electronic submission to: https://jurnal.sttsetia.ac.id/index.php/phr/user/register
    
    
16. Foreign words and local (regional) language words that do not have descriptions in the Big Indonesian Dictionary must be written in italics; Hebrew and Greek are written with their respective fonts according to international standards (can be transliterated).
    
    
17. Phronesis: Jurnal Teologi dan Misi only accepts articles via online submissions as the Open Journal System stipulates.