Gregory Steven Dundas

Gregory Steven Dundas received his PhD in Greek and Roman history from UCLA and a BA in history and classics from San Diego State University. He taught for several years as an adjunct professor in the Los Angeles area before attending the University of Michigan Law School. He currently works as an attorney for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission but continues to pursue his scholarly interests in history and religion, with a particular focus on the interactions of politics and religion in antiquity. He is currently at work on a much-too-ambitious project dealing with the evolution of the idea of the savior-king throughout the ancient world. He also is passionately interested in the topic of building bridges between belief and skepticism. He has written a book (as yet unpublished) entitled Mormonism for Skeptics and makes occasional contributions to his blog, The Believing Skeptic.