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Lindsey Hankins

PhD Candidate | Theology (History of Doctrine)

Lindsey Hankins
Theology
lindsey.hankins@ptsem.edu

Profile
Lindsey Hankins is a PhD candidate at Princeton Theological Seminary with previous degrees in historical and systematic theology (MA) and Christian history (MA) from Wheaton College and biblical and theological studies from Bethel University, Minnesota (BA). Her MA thesis, Making Martyrs Male: A Reappraisal of Gendered Rhetoric in Ancient Martyrdom Accounts, was written under the support of Wheaton's Center for Early Christian Studies fellowship grant. She is currently completing a dissertation on Thomas Aquinas and prayer.

Educating faithful Christian leaders.

Chaplain at the Hill School, Pottstown, Pennsylvania

Khristi Adams, Class of 2008

“At Princeton, we had precept groups—we’d engage text and debate. That gave me confidence to have those conversations anywhere.”