The Centre for the Study of Christian Origins at the University of Edinburgh is a collection of scholars committed to the study of early Christianity.
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ALT Philippa Townsend, J Thomas Hewitt, and Matthew Novenson sitting at a table discussing Matt’s new book.
ALT Flyer for the Book Launch event. Details are: 15 May, 4-6 pm, Room G.06, 50 George Square Professor Matthew Novenson will discuss his recently published monograph, Paul and Judaism at the End of History, with Dr J. Thomas Hewitt and Dr Philippa Townsend. There will be a wine reception after the discussion.
ALT Flyer for the Book Launch event. Details are: 15 May, 4-6 pm, Room G.06, 50 George Square Professor Matthew Novenson will discuss his recently published monograph, Paul and Judaism at the End of History, with Dr J. Thomas Hewitt and Dr Philippa Townsend. There will be a wine reception after the discussion.
ALT Colour head and shoulders photo of Professor Helen Bond
ALT Screenshot of the available books in the Edinburgh studies in religion in antiquity series.
ALT Screenshot of the available books in the Edinburgh studies in religion in antiquity series.
ALT Daisy Andoh paper title: I Know the End: Apocalypticism as trauma response in Revelation and 4 Ezra
ALT Hyun Bo Sim paper title: Exploring Incorruptibility: A Critical Dimension of Peter's Christological thought
ALT Nathanael Vette's paper title: Noon of the Living Dead: Roman Omens and Matthew's Zombie Apocalypse (Matt 27:51–53)
ALT Jessica F. Carter paper title: Sin before Action: Reading Matthew 5:27-30 through the Lens of Inchoate Crimes
ALT Corinna Noonan Samuelson paper title: Friends with Beneficiis: Comparing Relational Reciprocity in Paul and Seneca
ALT Denis L. Salgado paper title: The Development of the Epistles Reading Cycle in the Greek
ALT Luis A. Quinones-Roman paper title: Sexual and Gender-Based Violence: The Case of the Pileges Woman