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A blog exploring Greco-Roman ideas of gender, relationships, and sexuality, and their relationship to the New Testament.

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Gender, Martyrology

The Contortions of Gender: the transformation of Perpetua into a man (while staying a woman)

September 26, 2013 — 5 Comments

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Lyn M. Kidson

I work as a New Testament lecturer at Alphacrucis University College and I’m a Honorary Research Fellow at Macquarie University. My dissertation was on 1 Timothy and was published by Mohr Siebeck (WUNT), Persuading Shipwrecked Men: The Rhetorical Strategies of 1 Timothy 1 (2020).

My research interests include women in the Roman Empire, the intellectual and cultural history of Roman Asia Minor, and Numismatics. I also have a BA (Macquarie University), Masters of Divinity (SMBC, Sydney) and a MA in Early Christian and Jewish Studies (Macquarie University). I attend a Baptist church in the northern suburbs of Sydney.

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