This dissertation seeks to establish the Christian, rather than the Jewish, character of the Apocalyptic visions by utilizing a historical-exegetical analysis of [special characters omitted], the Lamb figure, in the core Lamb passages. Chapter one discusses the socio-historical …
The presence of anti-Judaism in feminist christologies is disturbing and disruptive to its goals of women's flourishing. This dissertation identifies and analyzes the problem, offering a constructive vision that may enable Christian feminists and others to navigate the morass of…
This dissertation focuses on the career of Peter the Iberian as it is accessible from historical sources. Peter participated in the Christological controversies over Chalcedon in fifth-century Palestine as a monk and as a bishop of Maiuma (Gaza). Royal descent allowed him access…
In this dissertation I offer a theological defense of allegorical exegesis of Christian scripture. The dissertation sits at the intersection of several important fields in theology. One, that of theological exegesis, which seeks to reintegrate substantial Christian dogmatic clai…