Cody Glen Barnhart
PhD Candidate, University of Aberdeen
Scholar of patristics and early Christianity
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Here’s my beginner’s guide to reading Clement of Alexandria.
I wrote this article for my philosophy students, but it’s made a helpful difference on their textual engagement.
Is there a method to the madness, or is all of historical theology an exercise in copy-and-pasting public domain translations of earlier sources to fit an agenda?
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"Cody Barnhart's writing is theologically careful, spiritually thoughtful, and unpretentiously artful."
Jared C. Wilson
Assistant Professor of Pastoral Ministry, Author in Residence, and General Editor (For the Church)
Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary -
"Not only is Cody Barnhart an excellent churchman and theologian, but he’s also a skilled editor. His editorial feedback and indexing assistance on several of my books have proven invaluable time and again."
Brandon D. Smith
Chair, Herschel H. Hobbs School of Theology and Ministry
Oklahoma Baptist University -
"Cody's prose is careful and interesting and sophisticated. If you work with him, then you will undoubtedly benefit from his command of the English language."
Madison N. Pierce
Associate Lecturer
University of St. Andrews


From meadow to memory: how the bee becomes a model for learning in Isocrates and Gregory of Nyssa.