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Sorin Sabou

Dr. Sorin Sabou

Associate Professor of Bible and Theology
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  • Department:
    Bible and Theology
  • Location:
    Chicago
  • School:
    Undergraduate in Chicago
  • Position:
    Teaching
  • Start Date:
    July 2022
  • Educational Background:

    Lic, Theology, Babes-Bolyai University
    MA, Philosophy, University of Illinois
    MPhil, Philosophy, University of Birmingham
    PhD, Theology, London School of Theology
    ​PhD, Philosophy, University of Bucharest

  • Publications:

    Happiness and External Goods in Nicomachean Ethics (Pickwick Publications, 2019)

    Happiness as Actuality in Nicomachean Ethics (Pickwick Publications, 2018)

    Between Horror and Hope: Paul's Metaphorical Language of Death in Romans 6:1-11 (Paternoster, 2005)

    The Christian Proclamation as Gospel: The Polemics, Politics, and Praxis of euangelion in the Greco-Roman World of the First Century, Jurnal teologic, 11.1 (2012), pp. 72-81.

    'Dead to the Law' in Romans, Pleroma, XI.1 (2009), pp. 49-62.

    A Note on Romans 6:5: The Representation (ὁμοίωμα) of His Death, Tyndale Bulletin, 55.2 (2004) pp. 219-229.

  • Professional / Personal Interests:

    Dr. Sabou has 22 years of cross-cultural pastoral and executive leadership experience. His areas of expertise are Apostle Paul, Aristotle, and Alasdair MacIntyre. His current research focuses on the theological understanding of the good of man.