Lois Malcolm
Assoc. Professor of Systematic Theology
2481 Como Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55108
lmalcolm@luthersem.edu
(651) 641-3582                                Office: BH115
Fax:   641-3354                                     ext: 582
Office Hours: by appointment.

Courses

Required Courses:
(Click course numbers for syllabi and course titles for lecture handouts, precept assignments, and notes on the readings.)

IC1615	Reading the Audiences   with Mary Sue Dreier       Group Project Guide	Fall 2009
ST2420	Christian Ethics	Fall 2008
ST3415	Holy Spirit, the Church, and Triune God	Fall 2008
ST1410	An Overview of Christian Teachings (also offered online)	Fall 2007
ST2415	Jesus the Savior and Triune God	Spring 2007
CM2401	Mission 1	Fall 2002
ST1415	Creation and the Triune God	Fall 1997
Electives: GTU-PLTS GTU-PLTS	Kenotic Abundance: The Wisdom and Power of the Cross Seminar on Paul Tillich	Sum 2004 Fall 2004
IC2640 ST6470 ST6425 ST6426 ST6482 ST4445	Healing and Forgiveness (with Janet Ramsey) Karl Barth and Contemporary Theology Seminar in Hermeneutics History of Protestant Hermeneutics (with Paul Capetz) Contemporary Trinitarian Theology Feminist Theology within Global Christianity	Spr 2009 Spr 2002 Fall 2001 Spr 2001 Spr 2008 Fall 2008

 

Independent Studies:  (Click course titles for syllabi.) Classics in Christian Theology Contemporary Theology Mystical Theology Theology of Religions Evil and Suffering Lutheran Social Ethics Feminist Theological Ethics

Jürgen Moltmann Hans Urs Von Balthasar Paul Tillich Karl Barth Karl Rahner

Additional Electives: (Click course titles for syllabi.) Ways of Thinking about God 19th and 20th Century Theology Seminar on Barth and Tillich Seminar on Thomas Aquinas Seminar on Karl Rahner Seminar on Liberation Theology

Resources

Classics in Christian Theology (Click for bibliography and notes.)		Classics in Theological Ethics (Click for bibliography and notes.)

Speaking and Travel

Selected Publications

Articles

Book Projects

Divine Mystery and Human Freedom:  A Study of Karl Barth and Karl Rahner.   Dissertation revised for publication, forthcoming.   "Curse for Us": The Wisdom and Power of a Crucified Messiah (Eerdmans, forthcoming).   Holy Love and Holy Power: Paul Tillich's Theology of Spirit. forthcoming.   Co-author with Janet Ramsey, Teaching Healing and Forgiveness: A Multi-Dimensional Approach, forthcoming.   Editor, Modern Theology, The Westminster Collection of Sources of Christian Theology (Louisville, KY: Westminster Press, forthcoming).

Education/Curriculum Vitae

Ph.D.	University of Chicago Chicago, IL	1998		Biographical Notes     Photo      (suitable for publication)     Profile
M.A.	Luther Seminary St. Paul, MN	1989
M.A.	University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN	1985

Personal

Pictures of Janet Ramsey and me at Westminster College, a theological college affiliated with the University of Cambridge, "working very hard" on our book on forgiveness. (Click here for pictures.)

Pictures from South Africa sent to me by my friend and colleague, Louise Kretzschmar, Professor of Theological Ethics, University of South Africa. (Click here for pictures.)

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Last updated: September 15, 2006.