Independent researcher in Biblical Studies and textual-historical analysis.
My work focuses on tracing the development of divine communication from Moses to the last prophet, examining how revelation unfolds across time and how meaning is preserved, transformed, or obscured within scripture.
I approach religious texts not as fixed theological systems, but as evolving textual structures shaped by language, memory, transmission, and interpretation across history.
My research explores prophetic continuity, the formation of religious authority, and the relationship between revelation and interpretive tradition within the Abrahamic religions.
Independent researcher in Biblical Studies and textual-historical analysis.
My work focuses on tracing the development of divine communication from Moses to the last prophet, examining how revelation unfolds across time and how meaning is preserved, transformed, or obscured within scripture.
I approach religious texts not as fixed theological systems, but as evolving textual structures shaped by language, memory, transmission, and interpretation across history.
My research explores prophetic continuity, the formation of religious authority, and the relationship between revelation and interpretive tradition within the Abrahamic religions.
Author of God or Religion: A Textual–Historical Study of Divine Reality from Moses to the Last Prophet.
