Avalos, Hector.
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Avalos, Hector 1958-....
Hector Avalos Professor of Religious Studies/Iowa State University/author of several books about religion
Avalos, Hector, 1958-2021
Avalos, Hector I.
VIAF ID: 49393804 (Personal)
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Harvard University
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Iowa State University of Science and Technology (Ames, Iowa)
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Society of Biblical Literature
Works
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| The bad Jesus : the ethics of New Testament ethics |
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| "By him" or "against him/them" in EA 364:23? : implications for the destruction of Hazor |
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| Daniel 9:24-25 and Mesopotamian Temple Rededications |
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| Exodus 22:9 and Akkadian legal formulae |
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| Fighting words : the origins of religious violence |
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| Health care and the rise of Christianity, 1999: |
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| Illness and health care in the ancient Near East the role of the temple in Greece, Mesopotamia, and Israel |
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| Introduction to the U.S. Latina and Latino religious experience |
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| Nebuchadnezzar's affliction: new Mesopotamian parallels for Daniel 4 |
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| The reality of religious violence : from biblical to modern times |
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| Se puede saber si Dios existe? 2003: |
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| Slavery, abolitionism, and the ethics of biblical scholarship |
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| Strangers in our own land. - |
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| This abled body rethinking disabilities in Biblical studies |
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