The Apocalypse of Peter by Peter

The Apocalypse of Peter by Peter

The Apocalypse of Peter is an example of popular early Christian literature. It was once a serious candidate for inclusion in the New Testament, and it was considered scripture by several ancient Christian authorities, but was lost to history for more than 1,500 years until it was rediscovery near the turn of the twentieth century.

Henry Peter is a full professor at the University of Geneva, Faculty of Law, and since 2017, the head of the university's Geneva Centre for Philanthropy. For more than 20 years, his teaching and numerous publications have focused on companies' structure and governance, as well as their social responsibility and purpose. In 2014, he launched the Philanthropy Series public conferences at the university. He is a member of several organizations dealing with governance and ethical issues, and sits on several boards of foundations, associations, and private companies.

Giedre Lideikyte Huber is a senior lecturer of tax law at the University of Geneva, Faculty of Law, and considering her activities in that context, works in collaboration with the Geneva Centre for Philanthropy. Her research focuses on tax law, tax policies, and sustainable taxation, such as climate and gender issues in fiscal systems. She participated as an expert in the elaboration of the 2020 OECD Report Taxation and philanthropy and on the advisory committee of the Philanthropy Advocacy's project Legal Environment for Philanthropy in Europe. She is also a board member of the Geneva supervisory authority of foundations and pension funds.

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ISBN 13	9781631185274
ISBN 10	1631185276
Title	The Apocalypse of Peter
Author	Peter
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Lamp of Trismegistus
Year published	2021-07-10
Number of pages	56
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