@isaacsoon2 Love this ❤️
Back in summer 2022…but I published a survey in CurBR on historical-critical interpretations of the so-called “homosexual laws” in Lev 18:22/20:13. I think I can safely say it’s one of the most recent and thorough treatments!
https://t.co/KKt84KrYGK
Heyyy big milestone today for the PhD! Thanks to all the Hebrew Bible faculty at Emory, and especially my advisor @rogernamsays
My diss will be on food consumption in the cult and our attempts to theorize sacrifice!
I officially passed all of my PhD comprehensive exams today!!!
Onwards and upwards! I’m so proud I survived this gauntlet.
It’s really incredible to have such supportive colleagues and faculty at Emory. Deeply grateful.
Now to prep for my SBL paper next week…
Thanks to @CbrJournal for highlighting this! I focus on the so-called “homosexual law” in Lev. 18:22/20:13. There’s a dizzying variety of proposals about what these laws condemn, but a consensus is emerging that “homosexuality” isn’t it. If you need access, happy to send a copy.
Want to know more about recent scholarship on sexuality in Leviticus? Check out Mark Preston Stone's essay in CBR: "Don’t Do What to Whom? A Survey of Historical-Critical Scholarship on Leviticus 18.22 and 20.13." https://t.co/bwCgu0gnHF