Classes
- Medieval Philosophy +5AFS100612 | Faculty of Arts
- Augustin: Philosophical CorresponenceAFS100618 | Faculty of Arts
- Origenes, De principiisAFS100694 | Faculty of Arts
- Porphyry, the Sentences +1AFS500097 | Faculty of Arts
- Vita Mosis after Filo and Gregory of NyssaAFSV00124 | Faculty of Arts
- Plato´s AnamnesisAFSV00202 | Faculty of Arts
- Doctoral Seminar (Philosophy)RDS07 | Protestant Theological Faculty
- Philosophy Seminar 1 - Medieval PhilosophyRET70112 | Protestant Theological Faculty
- Philosophy Seminar 1 - AugustineRET70114 | Protestant Theological Faculty
- Medieval Philosophy [1]AFS100027 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- An Arithmological Metaphor for the Holy Trinity in Gregory of Nazianzus (Or. 29,2; 23,8) and Its Neopythagorean Background2023 | Protestant Theological Faculty
- Art, Freedom, and Love according to Augustine2023 | Protestant Theological Faculty
- Freedom and Truth. The Value and Risk of Free Will (Augustine: De libero arbitrio II)2023 | Protestant Theological Faculty
- From Individual to Collective Memory in Augustine's Confessions2023 | Protestant Theological Faculty
- "So That God May Be All in All" (1 Corinthians 15:28): The Rescurrection of the Body and the Final Restoration of All, according to Origen and Augustine2023 | Protestant Theological Faculty
- Christian Time as a Short Deadline2023 | Protestant Theological Faculty
- Matter, Body, Resurrection According to Early Christian Authors2022 | Protestant Theological Faculty
- Gregory of Nyssa, "Our Father in Heaven" : De oratione dominica, II2021 | Protestant Theological Faculty
- Beatus Origenes, diligentissimus rerum inquisitor. "The Spiritual Body" and Other Origenian Themes in John Eriugena2021 | Protestant Theological Faculty
- Attention in Augustine2021 | Protestant Theological Faculty
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