Rate My Professor Anton Deik

Deik's research specializations include Biblical Studies and Theology, addressing topics such as justice in Ecclesiastes, Paul in Athens, and Christian Zionism and mission. Key publications in this field are 'Justice in Ecclesiastes (3:16–4:3 and 8:10–17): A Missional Reading from and for Palestine,' in Jione Havea and Peter Lau (eds.), Reading Ecclesiastes from Asia and Pasifika, SBL Press, 2020; 'Paul in Athens (Acts 17:16–34): A Babbler or an Evangelistic Scholar of Religion?' and 'Christian Zionism and Mission: How Does our Understanding of Christianity Impact our Witness in the World?,' both in Martin Accad and Jonathan Andrews (eds.), The Religious Other – A Biblical Understanding of Islam, the Qur’an and Muhammad, Langham, 2020. In computer science, his contributions include 'Usability Evaluation of Lexicographic e-Services,' Proceedings of the 16th ACS/IEEE International Conference on Computer Systems and Applications, 2019; and 'The Graph Signature: A Scalable Query Optimization Index for RDF Graph Databases Using Bisimulation and Trace Equivalence Summarization,' International Journal on Semantic Web and Information Systems, 2015. Deik has received PhD fellowships including the LeaderStudies Scholarship from ScholarLeaders International and the Michael Prior Memorial Scholarship from Living Stones of the Holy Land Trust since 2020.