Norbert Nagy
@norbertnagy.bsky.social
DPhil candidate at the University of Oxford interested in historical Jesus, slavery and New Testament studies.
The Rewriting Jesus conference in Münster was formative for my path in the field. Though long engaged with Historical Jesus research, this Next Quest-focused event connected me with mentors and friends, deepened my work, and led to a chapter invitation. I am grateful.
February 9, 2026 at 7:48 AM
The Rewriting Jesus conference in Münster was formative for my path in the field. Though long engaged with Historical Jesus research, this Next Quest-focused event connected me with mentors and friends, deepened my work, and led to a chapter invitation. I am grateful.
My first international biblical conference was the SBL International Meeting in Amsterdam, an experience that opened the world of academia to me and led to friendships that have endured.
February 4, 2026 at 4:07 AM
My first international biblical conference was the SBL International Meeting in Amsterdam, an experience that opened the world of academia to me and led to friendships that have endured.
PThU 2023-2024, Master of Theology
In autumn 2023, I became a master’s student at the PThU in the Netherlands, an experience that broadened both my cultural and academic horizons. Studying under Prof. Annette B. Merz, I wrote my thesis on the relationship between slavery and the historical Jesus.
In autumn 2023, I became a master’s student at the PThU in the Netherlands, an experience that broadened both my cultural and academic horizons. Studying under Prof. Annette B. Merz, I wrote my thesis on the relationship between slavery and the historical Jesus.
January 31, 2026 at 3:40 PM
PThU 2023-2024, Master of Theology
In autumn 2023, I became a master’s student at the PThU in the Netherlands, an experience that broadened both my cultural and academic horizons. Studying under Prof. Annette B. Merz, I wrote my thesis on the relationship between slavery and the historical Jesus.
In autumn 2023, I became a master’s student at the PThU in the Netherlands, an experience that broadened both my cultural and academic horizons. Studying under Prof. Annette B. Merz, I wrote my thesis on the relationship between slavery and the historical Jesus.