Gudrun Holtz

Dr. Gudrun Holtz is an Adjunct Professor for New Testament at the Faculty of Protestant Theology, University of Tübingen. With habilitation (2006) and PhD (1993) in New Testament studies, her career includes teaching roles at LMU Munich, Heidelberg, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, and others. She focuses on Jewish-Christian dialogue, Pauline anthropology, and universalism in early Jewish and Christian texts.

• Education: Dr. theol. (1993, Humboldt University Berlin), Habilitation (2006, Tübingen)
• Key Research: Intersection of New Testament, Philo, Stoicism, and Dead Sea Scrolls; theological implications of self-knowledge; interreligious ethics.
• Publications: 15+ years of scholarly work on Paul, Abraham traditions, divine creative power, and purity systems in antiquity.
• Current Role: Active researcher and lecturer at Tübingen since 2006, with temporary chairs at multiple German universities.
• Contact: gudrun.holtz@uni-tuebingen.de