Αuthors
Joel Kalvesmaki
Older articles
23/5/2015:
Do not Add to His Words: Decision
Joel Kalvesmaki
12/5/2015:
Do not Add to His Words: The Faith of Nicea
Joel Kalvesmaki
29/4/2015:
Do not Add to His Words: The Orthodox Option
Joel Kalvesmaki
31/3/2015:
Do not Add to His Words: Yes, But...
Joel Kalvesmaki
28/3/2015:
Do not Add to His Words: The Liberal Response
Joel Kalvesmaki
26/2/2015:
Do not Add to His Words: Another Look at the Canon
Joel Kalvesmaki
17/2/2015:
Do not Add to His Words: The Church without the Canon
Joel Kalvesmaki
10/2/2015:
Do not Add to His Words: The Fathers and the Canon
Joel Kalvesmaki
04/2/2015:
Do not Add to His Words: The Internal Harmony of Scripture
Joel Kalvesmaki
31/1/2015:
Do not Add to His Words: The Uniqueness of Scripture
Joel Kalvesmaki
27/1/2015:
Do not Add to His Words: Thoughts on the New Testament Canon
Joel Kalvesmaki
23/1/2015:
All Scripture Is Inspired by God: The Faith Faithful to the Septuagint
Joel Kalvesmaki
20/1/2015:
All Scripture Is Inspired by God: Problems in the Apocrypha
Joel Kalvesmaki
15/1/2015:
All Scripture Is Inspired by God: The case of Apocrypha
Joel Kalvesmaki
09/1/2015:
All Scripture Is Inspired by God: What is the Septuagint?
Joel Kalvesmaki
21/12/2014:
All Scripture Is Inspired by God: Thoughts on the Old Testament Canon
Joel Kalvesmaki
Short biography
Joel Kalvesmaki

Joel Kalvesmaki is Editor in Byzantine Studies at Dumbarton Oaks since 2008, overseeing the production of Dumbarton Oaks' flagship Byzantine publications, both print and digital. He is active in the digital humanities and his research covers intellectual history in late antiquity, with a focus on ancient number symbolism and the writings of Evagrius Ponticus.

  • BA Classics, BA Philosophy, University of Washington, Seattle (1999, summa cum laude)
  • MA Early Christian Studies, Catholic University of America (2002)
  • PhD Early Christian Studies, Catholic University of America (2006)