Magno Paganelli de Souza

Possui graduação em Teologia pela Faculdade Unida de Vitória (2009), graduação em Licenciatura Plena em Pedagogia pela Faculdade Latino Americana de Educação (2012), mestrado em Ciências da Religião pela Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie (2014) e doutorado em História Social pela Universidade de São Paulo (2018). Atualmente é consultor editorial - Editora Vida, professor visitante - Fatin Faculdade de Teologia Integrada, prestador de serviços - Geo Editora, professor da Faculdade Evangélica de São Paulo, professor da Associação Evangélica de Educação Teológica na América Latina, professor hist. igreja e metod. científica - Seminário Teológico Batista Independente, professor de religiões comparadas i e ii - Seminário Teológico Evangélico do Betel Brasileiro, professor de metodologia científica - Seminário Teológico Evangélico do Betel Brasileiro, professor - Arte Editorial, editor independente - Arte Editorial e autônomo - Arte Editorial. Tem experiência na área de Teologia, com ênfase em Teologia, atuando principalmente nos seguintes temas: teologia, espiritualidade, islã, igreja e história da igreja.

Postdoctoral fellow at the Escola de Artes, Ciências e Humanidades (EACH-USP). PhD in Social History from the University of São Paulo (USP, CAPES Concept 6), with research on religious tourism between Brazil and Israel-Palestine (title: "Recent history of Brazilian religious tourism and its role in the Israel-Palestine conflict; 12.2018), Master of Science in Religion (Mackenzie) with research on Hamas in the Israel-Palestine conflict (title: "The relationship between Hamas violence and Koran interpretation"), approved with distinction. He holds a degree in Theology from Universidade Unida de Vitória (2009) with specialization (lato senso) in the New Testament. Has a Full Degree in Pedagogy with specialization in Didactics of Higher Education (Mackenzie). Since 2013 (as researcher CNPq), the Working Group on the Middle East of the Muslim World (GTOMMM) at the University of São Paulo (USP) has been linked to the Asian Studies Laboratory (LEA) at the same University. He is responsible for the Layout Committee of the electronic magazine Malala, of the same Group. He is a journalist (MTb 0074424/SP), author of more than 25 published works in the field of Theology and the history of religions. He is Professor of Scientific Methodology, Comparative Religions and History of Religions, New Testament Biblical Theology and Church History, is an editor and adviser to publishers and independent authors in the generation of content and the creation of new editorial products. He is an MBA professor at Book Publish at Casa Educação, teaching graphic design, editorial production and self publishing.Research areas: Israel- Palestine, Terrorism, Hamas, Islam, New Testament, Contemporary Church, Comparative History of Religions Contemporary Tourism, History of Pilgrimages and Tourism and Cross-Cutting Themes Evangelical Zionism Pentecostalism in Beazil