The American Theological Society is a professional organization dedicated to the study and advancement of theology in the United States. Founded in 1912, it provides a platform for scholars, educators, and students to engage in discussions about theological issues and promote research in the field. The society organizes conferences, publishes academic journals, and fosters collaboration among its members. Members of the American Theological Society come from various religious backgrounds and academic disciplines, reflecting a diverse range of perspectives. The organization aims to enhance the understanding of theology and its relevance to contemporary society, encouraging dialogue between different faith traditions and academic approaches.