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 mned Bodies In Early Christinaity by Meghan R. Henning\, PhD
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DESCRIPTION:Hell Hath No Fury: Gender\, Disability\, and the Invention of D
 amned Bodies in Early Christianity\nJoin Meghan Henning\, Professor of Chr
 istian Origins and Senior Assistant Provost at the University of Dayton\, 
 as she explores how early Christian texts depicted hell\, examining it thr
 ough the lenses of gender and disability studies. Dr. Henning is the autho
 r of Hell Hath No Fury and other works on early Christianity\, and her res
 earch has been recognized by the Jacob K. Javits Foundation\, the Society 
 of Biblical Literature\, Yale Divinity School\, and Emory University. She 
 has also appeared on CNN and in a National Geographic documentary.
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LOCATION:Social Sciences Building (SOS)\, 250
SUMMARY:Hell Hath No Fury: Gender\, Disability and the Invention of Damned 
 Bodies In Early Christinaity by Meghan R. Henning\, PhD
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 ility-and-the-invention-of-damned-bodies-in-early-christinaity-by-meghan-r
 -henning-phd
CATEGORIES:Lecture / Talk / Workshop
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