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Szaszi Bene, PhD
Vice President of Academic Affairs
Associate Professor of Systematic Theology
Chair, Department of Theological and Historical Studies
Personal
Szaszi’s vision in life is to be a theologian for theologians, pastors and church leaders. In pursuit of this vision he likes to teach, preach and have good conversations with friends. His specialties include both systematic theology and biblical theology. His aim is to integrate theology into daily life. Szaszi sees his work at Tyndale Theological Seminary as the calling of God on his life. Szaszi lives in The Hague with Minette and their three daughters Emese and Noémi and Unige. Szaszi loves to cook, BBQ, and play golf.
He also serves as an elder at Crossroads Church .
Education
MDiv. Tyndale Theological Seminary (2003)
M.Th. Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam (2005)
Ph.D. Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam (2010)
Areas of Academic Interest
The Theology of God; Christology; Trinity; Modern Theology; Secularization; Theology and Culture.
Current Administrative Responsibilities
Vice President of Academic Affairs
Chair, Department of Theological and Historical Studies
Instructor for Preparatory Academic English
Professional and Ministry Experience
Receptionist and Cafe help, Shelter Christian Youth Hostel, Amsterdam
Custodian, Crossroads International Church, Amsterdam
Office Manager, Crossroads International Church, Amsterdam
Chief Invigilator, UNISA, The Hague
Students Assistant, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam
Editorial Help, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam
Visiting Faculty, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam
Community Pastor, Amstelgemeente, Amsterdam
Receptionist, Hotel 717, Amsterdam
Adjunct Faculty, Tyndale Theological Seminary, Badhoevedorp
Associate Professor of Systematic Theology, Tyndale Theological Seminary, Badhoevedorp
Vice President of Academic Affairs, Tyndale Theological Seminary, Badhoevedorp
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