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Christopher The

William
Horst

PhD New Testament, Center for Advanced Theological Studies

About William

I am a Ph.D. Candidate in New Testament Studies, hopefully in the last year of my program. I teach as an adjunct instructor at Fuller and Azusa Pacific University. I am interested in collaborative research projects related to Paul, early Christianity, or the intersection of science and scripture. My dissertation pertains to death in the book of Romans.

Education

University of Maryland

Bachelor of Science

Seattle Pacific University

Master of Theology

Research Interests

Paul, Philo of Alexandria, Early Christianity, Science and Scripture, Second-Temple Judaism

“The Secret Plan of God and the Imitation of God: Neglected Dimensions of Christian Differentiation in Ad Diognetum.” Journal of Early Christian Studies 27.2 (Summer 2019) [forthcoming]

“Morality, Not Mortality: The Inception of Death in the Book of Romans.” Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith 71.1 (March 2019) [forthcoming]

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