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Elaine Pagels

Harrington Spear Paine Foundation Professor of Religion

Princeton University

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Department of Classics

Elaine Pagels is currently serving as a Classics Harrington Spear Paine Foundation Professor of Religion at Princeton University.

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Elaine Pagels

Princeton University

Harrington Spear Paine Foundation Professor of Religion

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religious studies religion anthropology social history cultural history historical review sociology philosophy philosophy of religion history of philosophy ancient philosophy sociology of religion islamic thought biblical studies historical sociology oral history roman imperial power christian apologists intimate enemy preliminary sketch john chrysostom contrasting visions second-century reception history christian practice religious research

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How the Gospel of Truth Depicts Paul’s Secret Teaching: A Study in Second-Century Reception History. Harvard Theological Review (2023)

Elaine Pagels

historyhumanitiessecond-century reception historyreligious studiesoral historyreligionhistorical reviewcultural history

The Social History of Satan, Part Three: John of Patmos and Ignatius of Antioch: Contrasting Visions of “God's People”. Harvard Theological Review (2006)

Elaine H. Pagels

historyreligious studiessocial historycontrasting visionshistorical sociologyanthropologyreligionhistorical reviewcultural history

The Social History of Satan, the “Intimate Enemy”: A Preliminary Sketch. Harvard Theological Review (1991)

Elaine Pagels

sociologyreligious studiessocial historysociology of religionanthropologyreligionintimate enemypreliminary sketch

Christian Apologists and “the Fall of the Angels”: An Attack on Roman Imperial Power?. Harvard Theological Review (1985)

Elaine Pagels

roman imperial powerreligious studiesreligionchristian apologists

The Politics of Paradise: Augustine's Exegesis of Genesis 1–3 Versus That of John Chrysostom. Harvard Theological Review (1985)

Elaine Pagels

islamic thoughtjohn chrysostomreligious studiesbiblical studiesphilosophy of religionreligionhistory of philosophyphilosophyancient philosophyclassics

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Elaine Pagels

Harrington Spear Paine Foundation Professor of Religion

Princeton University

Affiliations

Department of Classics

Elaine Pagels is currently serving as a Classics Harrington Spear Paine Foundation Professor of Religion at Princeton University.

Honors

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Elaine Pagels

Princeton University

Harrington Spear Paine Foundation Professor of Religion

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

How the Gospel of Truth Depicts Paul’s Secret Teaching: A Study in Second-Century Reception History. Harvard Theological Review (2023)

Elaine Pagels

historyhumanitiessecond-century reception historyreligious studiesoral historyreligionhistorical reviewcultural history

The Social History of Satan, Part Three: John of Patmos and Ignatius of Antioch: Contrasting Visions of “God's People”. Harvard Theological Review (2006)

Elaine H. Pagels

historyreligious studiessocial historycontrasting visionshistorical sociologyanthropologyreligionhistorical reviewcultural history

The Social History of Satan, the “Intimate Enemy”: A Preliminary Sketch. Harvard Theological Review (1991)

Elaine Pagels

sociologyreligious studiessocial historysociology of religionanthropologyreligionintimate enemypreliminary sketch

Christian Apologists and “the Fall of the Angels”: An Attack on Roman Imperial Power?. Harvard Theological Review (1985)

Elaine Pagels

roman imperial powerreligious studiesreligionchristian apologists

The Politics of Paradise: Augustine's Exegesis of Genesis 1–3 Versus That of John Chrysostom. Harvard Theological Review (1985)

Elaine Pagels

islamic thoughtjohn chrysostomreligious studiesbiblical studiesphilosophy of religionreligionhistory of philosophyphilosophyancient philosophyclassics

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