Kathleen Troost-Cramer
Visiting Faculty
Education:
Ph.D. - Boston University
Brief Biography:
After earning my M.A. in theology from PC, I went on to earn my Ph.D. in biblical studies from Boston University School of Theology in 2016. In addition to teaching full-time at PC, I have taught online courses for the Diocese of Providence, the University of Notre Dame, and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. I am also a life-professed Lay Dominican with a passion for playing traditional Celtic fiddle tunes.
Area(s) of Expertise:
The New Testament and the Jewish roots of Christianity, particularly in terms of temple worship and specifically as expressed in the Gospel of John.
Selected Publications:
Troost-Cramer, K. (2017) Jesus as Means and Locus of Worship in the Fourth Gospel: Sacrifice and Worship Space in John. Eugene, OR: Pickwick
Troost-Cramer, K. (2016) De-Centralizing the Temple: A Rereading of Romans 15:16. .72-101.
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