As Religious Education finds itself in a critical period of important changes in which public attention is often drawn to it, GjRE continues its work with a sense of responsibility, follows international standards, and discusses important questions. Our open-access Journal is available in two languages, Greek and English. It publishes double-blind, peer-reviewed scholarly articles, useful educational material, lesson plans, studies and research papers, which can be submitted throughout the year.

"[Because of RE] I believe I have become a better communicator as a whole. It now means I find it easier assessing both sides of an argument before coming to a conclusion."

Mohammed-Husnain
(Law student)

UK, 2014

Read at the website of "KAIROS" the

Declaration of Principles

The framework for RE in Greek schools

According to the article 16 of the Greek Constitution (1975), a central aim of public education is “to develop the religious consciousness of the pupils”.

Article 3 of the Constitution states that the prevailing religion in Greece is the Eastern Orthodox Church of Christ.