I’m a university professor in Southern California who has almost completed two separate PhDs in both the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament and New Testament. I hold a Masters degree from Yale University’s Divinity School and have four undergraduate bachelor degrees in Religion, Archaeology, Philosophy, and Writing. I have over 50 academic publications, including some at Oxford and a bestselling book on the topic of theology.
I also teach sometimes Criminal Justice students about the intersection...
I’m a university professor in Southern California who has almost completed two separate PhDs in both the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament and New Testament. I hold a Masters degree from Yale University’s Divinity School and have four undergraduate bachelor degrees in Religion, Archaeology, Philosophy, and Writing. I have over 50 academic publications, including some at Oxford and a bestselling book on the topic of theology.
I also teach sometimes Criminal Justice students about the intersection of law and religion, focusing on hermeneutics, fundamentalism, and political polarization.
I hold both a BA in Archaeology (Near Eastern) and a BA in the Philosophy of the Ancient Near East. I have also participated in archaeological digs in the country of Jordan and traveled various sites throughout Israel. Combined with my expertise in the religious texts, my knowledge of archaeology allows me to bring to life the background of Judaism and Christianity, as well as the historical methods employed in the process.
I have over 50 publications in magazines, academic journals, and edited books, including projects at Oxford University Press. I am the author of a bestselling book and have a BFA in writing. In short, there are few who have the level of writing experience that I do and understand the publishing world both in terms of academia and popular presses.
When I graduated from my undergraduate studies, I left with four distinct bachelor degrees and a cumulative GPA of 3.98. When I left Yale, I left with high marks (Yale doesn’t give grades, so no GPA). And in my PhDs, I have a 3.85 GPA. In other words, I know how to study and how best to balance the many stresses that affect you. I can provide great insight into this process and help you learn how to manage your own studies.
Having nearly completed two PhDs in both Old and New Testaments, as well as a masters in Second Temple Judaism, my expertise in Judaism and Christianity is nearly unparalleled by other similar tutors. The fact that I’m an actively employed uni
