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Julia Snyder is a lecturer in the Faculty of Divinity and at Westcott House. Her research focuses on the New Testament and early Christian apocrypha, exploring themes such as storytelling practices, community dynamics, gender, and slavery in texts authored by early Jewish and Christian writers. Julia has worked with a variety of texts including Acts and Paul's letters, as well as the narratives of the apostles, commonly referred to as the 'apocryphal acts.' She is actively engaged in contemporary interfaith relations, particularly among Christians, Jews, and Muslims, and is a co-leader in the Cambridge Interfaith Programme for the Scripture & Violence Project. Julia completed her undergraduate studies in Classics and Mathematics, followed by theological studies earning a Master of Divinity degree, and obtained her PhD in New Testament and Early Christianity from the University of Edinburgh. Prior to her role in Cambridge, she spent five years teaching and conducting research at universities in Germany.
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