Citation guide
Required referencing and citation standards for undergraduate and graduate coursework at the Haddon Institute: footnotes, bibliography, and source types.
Overview & standards
- 1. Purpose and scopeRequired referencing standards for undergraduate and postgraduate coursework in theological and biblical studies.
- 2. Quick referenceChecklist of citation rules for footnotes, bibliographies, Scripture, confessions, and lecture materials.
- 3. Governing authorityHow Turabian 9th edition relates to the Haddon Institute style when this guide is silent.
- 4. Why we referenceWhy accurate citation upholds academic integrity, gives credit, and supports scholarly argument.
- 5. Document formattingFont, spacing, margin, and footnote formatting for submitted work.
Footnotes & bibliography
Citing by source
- 8. Journal articlesFootnote and bibliography formats for journal articles, including multiple authors.
- 9. BooksCiting monographs and standard theological books in footnotes and bibliographies.
- 10. Book chaptersChapters in edited volumes, including volumes with multiple editors.
- 11. Kindle eBooksCiting Kindle editions with chapter headings or location numbers.
- 12. ScriptureFootnoting Bible passages, naming translations, and bibliography rules.
- 13. Confessions and creedsCiting confessions, catechisms, and ecumenical creeds by article or question.
- 14. Classical theological worksPatristic and classical works cited by internal division rather than page number.
- 15. Lecture notes and videosUnpublished lecture notes and recordings. Footnotes only, used sparingly.
- 16. Web and online sourcesWebsites, online articles, and theological resources with URLs and access dates.