Joan Taylor

Joan Taylor

professor United Kingdom

Joan Taylor is a professor emerita of the origins of Christianity at King’s College London, specializing in the historical context of Jesus and early Christian practices. In a recent article, she discussed the transformation of the cross from a symbol of execution to one of faith, particularly noting Emperor Constantine's vision that led to its adoption as a Christian emblem.

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United Kingdom United Kingdom: Prof emerita Joan Taylor of King’s College London said the results would have a major impact on Qumran studies. 7

The Guardian: Many of Dead Sea scrolls may be older than thought, experts say | Archaeology

Uruguay Uruguay: Joan Taylor is an emeritus professor of the origins of Christianity at Kings College London who explains the significance of the fish symbol related to Jesus' teachings. 7

El Observador: cómo la cruz se convirtió en el símbolo del cristianismo

Bolivia Bolivia: Joan Taylor, an emeritus professor of the origins of Christianity at Kings College London, noted that the fish symbol was chosen for its connection to Jesus' teachings. 6

El Deber: De instrumento de tortura a signo de fe: cómo la cruz se convirtió en el símbolo del cristianismo