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Susan B Griffith is a Course Coordinator for the Master of Theology and Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Theology at Wycliffe Hall, University of Oxford. Her research focuses on Patristics and Late Antiquity, with a specific interest in the reception of the New Testament in early Christianity. She examines topics such as the development of doctrine, applied theology, and the works of significant theological figures like Augustine of Hippo and Ambrose. Griffith's academic contributions include studying early Christian commentaries, intertextuality, and New Testament textual scholarship, particularly concerning the Book of Galatians and the writings of Chrysostom. She also addresses themes related to women in scripture, cult practices of saints, early Christian art, and the use of rhetoric in theological discourse. Furthermore, her research extends to areas like New Testament Greek, Byzantine history, and the intersection of doctrine with philosophy and medicine, including digital humanities.
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