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Gregory E. Sterling

Yale University

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NoneGregory E. Sterling is currently serving as a Divinity School faculty at Yale University.

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religious studies classics philosophy religion intellectual history biblical studies history philosophy of law history of philosophy ancient philosophy philosophy of religion jurisprudence ethics narrative psychology of religion sociology of religion religious research religious pluralism interfaith religious groups limited universalism different traditions highest repute sinai pericope social apology interdisciplinary history hellenistic judaism wisdom literature historiography historical methodology historical scholarship religious symbol cultural history

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A Human Sui Generis: Philo’s Life of Moses. Journal of Jewish Studies (2022)

Gregory E. Sterling

intellectual historyclassics

The Body as Metaphor. Novum Testamentum (2019)

Gregory E. Sterling

religious studiesnarrativebiblical studies

Thunderous Silence: The Omission of the Sinai Pericope in Philo of Alexandria. Journal for the Study of Judaism (2018)

Gregory E. Sterling

historyintellectual historyreligious studiesbiblical studiesreligionsinai pericopeclassics

“a Man of the Highest Repute”:. SBL Press eBooks (2017)

GREGORY E. STERLING

highest repute

“a Law to Themselves”: Limited Universalism in Philo and Paul. Zeitschrift für die neutestamentliche Wissenschaft (2016)

Gregory E. Sterling

philosophylimited universalismphilosophy of law

The People of the Covenant or the People of God. BRILL eBooks (2014)

Gregory E. Sterling

religious pluralismpsychology of religionreligious studiesinterfaithphilosophy of religionsociology of religionreligious researchreligionreligious groups

Different Traditions or Emphases? the Image of God in Philo’s De Opificio Mundi. BRILL eBooks (2013)

Gregory E. Sterling

different traditionsreligious studieshistory of philosophyphilosophyancient philosophyclassics

Customs Which Are Not Lawful: The Social Apology of Luke-Acts. Leaven (1997)

Gregory E. Sterling

social apologyjurisprudenceethicslaw

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Gregory E. Sterling

Yale University

Affiliations

DIVINITY SCHOOL

NoneGregory E. Sterling is currently serving as a Divinity School faculty at Yale University.

Honors

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Gregory E. Sterling

Yale University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Human Sui Generis: Philo’s Life of Moses. Journal of Jewish Studies (2022)

Gregory E. Sterling

intellectual historyclassics

The Body as Metaphor. Novum Testamentum (2019)

Gregory E. Sterling

religious studiesnarrativebiblical studies

Thunderous Silence: The Omission of the Sinai Pericope in Philo of Alexandria. Journal for the Study of Judaism (2018)

Gregory E. Sterling

historyintellectual historyreligious studiesbiblical studiesreligionsinai pericopeclassics

“a Man of the Highest Repute”:. SBL Press eBooks (2017)

GREGORY E. STERLING

highest repute

“a Law to Themselves”: Limited Universalism in Philo and Paul. Zeitschrift für die neutestamentliche Wissenschaft (2016)

Gregory E. Sterling

philosophylimited universalismphilosophy of law

The People of the Covenant or the People of God. BRILL eBooks (2014)

Gregory E. Sterling

religious pluralismpsychology of religionreligious studiesinterfaithphilosophy of religionsociology of religionreligious researchreligionreligious groups

Different Traditions or Emphases? the Image of God in Philo’s De Opificio Mundi. BRILL eBooks (2013)

Gregory E. Sterling

different traditionsreligious studieshistory of philosophyphilosophyancient philosophyclassics

Customs Which Are Not Lawful: The Social Apology of Luke-Acts. Leaven (1997)

Gregory E. Sterling

social apologyjurisprudenceethicslaw

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