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"This edited volume brings together important scholars of religion in the ancient world to honor the impact of Karen L. King's scholarship in this field. Her work shows that Christianity was diverse from its first moments - even before the word ""Christian"" was coined - and insists that scholars must engage both in deep historical work and in ethical reflection. These essays honor King's intellectual impact by further investigating the categories that scholars have used in their reconstructions of religion, by reflecting on the place of women and gender in the analysis of ancient texts, and by providing historiographical interventions that illuminate both the ancient world and the modern scholarship that has shaped our field."

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is an associate professor of religion at Kalamazoo College. He holds a ThD and MTS from Harvard Divinity School. is an associate professor of religions and cultures at Concordia University. She holds a ThD and MDiv from Harvard Divinity School. is a professor of theology at Fordham University. He holds a PhD from Harvard University. Born 1968; 2006-12 Assistant Professor, 2012-14 Associate Professor and since 2014 Professor of Religion, Princeton University, Department of Religion. Born 1969; 2003-19 Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity at Harvard University; since 2019 Buckingham Professor of New Testament Criticism and Interpretation at Yale Divinity School and Yale University Department of Religious Studies.

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