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Dr. Prothro is assistant professor of Theology and Sacred Scripture. He has taught a wide range of topics, especially in the New Testament, and holds degrees in biblical languages, in classical Greek and Latin, and in theology. He began teaching at the Augustine Institute in 2020. Most of his academic writing focuses on the letters and thought of the Apostle Paul and on the ancient Greek language, in which Paul wrote. Dr. Prothro is also engaged in thinking and writing about the doctrine of biblical inspiration and how it helps us understand what the Bible is and how to read it for all its worth. He has recently completed his third book on the Apostle Paul and is currently writing a biblical-theological study of penance and reconciliation.
For more of a view of his writings and titles, see Dr. Prothro’s webpage at academia.edu.
Dr. Prothro is assistant professor of Theology and Sacred Scripture. He has taught a wide range of topics, especially in the New Testament, and holds degrees in biblical languages, in classical Greek and Latin, and in theology. He began teaching at the Augustine Institute in 2020. Most of his academic writing focuses on the letters and thought of the Apostle Paul and on the ancient Greek language, in which Paul wrote. Dr. Prothro is also engaged in thinking and writing about the doctrine of biblical inspiration and how it helps us understand what the Bible is and how to read it for all its worth. He has recently completed his third book on the Apostle Paul and is currently writing a biblical-theological study of penance and reconciliation.
For more of a view of his writings and titles, see Dr. Prothro’s webpage at academia.edu.
Dr. Prothro is assistant professor of Theology and Sacred Scripture. He has taught a wide range of topics, especially in the New Testament, and holds degrees in biblical languages, in classical Greek and Latin, and in theology. He began teaching at the Augustine Institute in 2020. Most of his academic writing focuses on the letters and thought of the Apostle Paul and on the ancient Greek language, in which Paul wrote. Dr. Prothro is also engaged in thinking and writing about the doctrine of biblical inspiration and how it helps us understand what the Bible is and how to read it for all its worth. He has recently completed his third book on the Apostle Paul and is currently writing a biblical-theological study of penance and reconciliation.
For more of a view of his writings and titles, see Dr. Prothro’s webpage at academia.edu.