DISSERTATION:
Heterodoxies and the Historical Jesus: Biblical Criticism of the Gospels in the U.S, 1794-1860
University of Chicago, 2017
ARTICLES:
A Recent Trend of RICO Prosecutions and Civil Suits Against NRMs and "Cults"
Accepted for publication at Nova Religio pending revisions (tentative publication of August 2025)
Coptic Evidence for the Origins of the Later Egyptian Discontinuous Negative Particle iwn3 ~ in ~ AN as a Reanalyzed Lexical Reinforcer Meaning "Unit" or "Set"
Prepared for publication and undergoing peer review, 2024
A Productive Survival of Afroasiatic N-Stems in Egyptian: Preliminaries for a New Paradigm
Prepared for publication and undergoing peer review, 2023
Three New-Identified N-Stem Verbs in the Debate Between a Man and His Soul
Journal of the Society for the Study of Egyptian Antiquities, 2022-2023
An Inchoative Aspectual Value in the Coptic Statives (Qualitatives) of "Ongoing Motion"?:
A Short Case Study from Shenoute
Journal of the Society for the Study of Egyptian Antiquities, 2022-2023
Re-examining Spelling and Pronunciation in Coptic:
A Case for the Intervocalic and Post-nasal Allophonic Voicing of Obstruents
Le Muséon, 2012
BOOK REVIEWS:
Review: James P. Allen's "Coptic: A Grammar of Its Six Major Dialects"
Ancient Jew Review, 2024
Review: Emily Ogden's "Credulity: A Cultural History of US Mesmerism"
Nova Religio, 2020
Review: William Sims Bainbridge's "Revival: Resurrecting the Process Church of the Final Judgment"
Nova Religio, 2019
Review: Annalisa Butticci's "African Pentecostals in Catholic Europe" and related works
Nova Religio, 2019
Review: Kate Bornstein's "A Queer and Pleasant Danger"
Nova Religio, 2017
Review: Joel Cabrita's "Text and Authority in the South African Nazaretha Church"
Nova Religio, 2016
Review: David Burns's "The Life and Death of the Radical Historical Jesus"
Journal of Religion, 2014
PEDAGOGICAL & SCHOLARLY REFLECTIONS:
Synthetic Study of Post-WWII American Left is Needed, Possibilities for Study of Peoples Temple
the jonestown report, 2018
NRM Teaching Challenges: Reflections on Combatting Dehumanization
the jonestown report, 2015
NRM Teaching Challenges: Thinking Along with Peoples Temple Survivors
the jonestown report, 2014
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS:
"So, Ancient Egyptian's Actually a Lot Like English...":
A Case for Analyzing Some 'Suffix Conjugation' as Auxiliary Verbs like "Can," "Will," and "Have"
Sixth Annual Missouri Egyptological Symposium, 21 September 2023.
Envisioning More Effective Egyptian Language Instruction:
The Importance of Integrated, Updatable, and Accessible Textbooks
Fifth Annual Missouri Egyptological Symposium, 21 October 2023.
Re-reading the Soul-Dialogue, Wenamun, and the Shipwrecked Sailor for Transformed N-stem Verbs:
Plus, How Reconstructing a 1st Person Plural Pronoun /nu/ Helps Explain Their Orthographic Trajectories
Fourth Annual Missouri Egyptological Symposium, 15 October 2022.
A Limited Survival of Afro-Asiatic N-stem Verbs in Later Egyptian?:
A New Theory of Coptic Adjectival Verbs, with Implications for the First Future
Egyptological Conference in Copenhagen, 11 May 2022.
From Greek Circumflex Accent to Coptic Supralinear Stroke?:
A New Proposal for the Origins of a Major Orthographic Convention to Mark Vowels in Egyptian
Third Annual Missouri Egyptological Symposium, 30 October 2021
Vestiges of Partially Justified Paranoia: How the Illuminati Birthed "German Biblical Scholarship"
Metacriticism of Biblical Scholarship Consultation, Society of Biblical LIterature, 2013
Re-examining Spelling and Pronunciation in Coptic: A Linguistic Argument and Implications for the Historical Study of Texts Such as Those of the Nag Hammadi Codices
Gospels Session, Midwest Region of the Society of Biblical LIterature, 2011