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Personal Page: Jeremy Wynne

Jeremy WynneEducation
Ph.D., King’s College, University of Aberdeen
Th.M., Princeton Theological Seminary
M.Div., Princeton Theological Seminary
B.A., Whitworth University

Courses Taught
TH 135, A Biblical Introduction to God
TH 175, Acts of the Apostles
TH 141, Great Themes in Paul’s Letters
TH 211, Wrestling with God’s Wrath
THG 515, Christian Theology

Areas of Specialization/Expertise
Doctrine of God (Tri-unity and Perfections); Doctrine of Creation; Use of Scripture in Theology; Reformed Theology; Missiology

Selected Publications/Presentation/Honors
Publications include Wrath among the Perfections of God’s Life (London: T&T Clark, 2010); Response to Dr. Viktor Ber, “Social Dimensions of the Atonement in Lev. 16”, in Ex Auditu: An International Journal for the Theological Interpretation of Scripture (forthcoming); “The Livingness of God; or, the Place of Substance and Dynamism in a Theology of the Divine Perfections”, International Journal of Systematic Theology 13 n 2 (Apr 2011): pp. 190-203; “Serving the Coming God: The Insights of Jürgen Moltmann’s Eschatology for Contemporary Theology of Mission”, Missiology: An International Review 35 n 4 (Oct 2007): pp. 437-52.

Presentations include Response to Dr. Viktor Ber, “Social Dimensions of the Atonement in Lev. 16”, North Park Theological Sem. Symposium on the Theological Interpretation of Scripture (Chicago, 23-25 Sept 2010); “The Goodness of God: A Biblical-Dogmatic Perspective on the Opening Chapters of Genesis”, Genesis and Christian Theology Conference (St. Andrews, Scotland, 15 July 2009); “Charles G. Finney, the Rhetoric of Wrath, and the Challenge of a Robust Doctrine of God”, Evangelicalism and Eschatology Conference (St. Andrews, Scotland, 30 April 2007); “Retributive Justice and the Perfection of God’s Life”, Scottish Universities Postgraduate Theology Conference (Aberdeen, June 2007); “A Peculiar Purchase on Divine Perfection: Irenaeusand creatio ex nihilo”, Scottish Universities Postgraduate Theology Conference (Edinburgh, June 2006).

Honors include Postgraduate Research Bursary (Aberdeen, 2008-09); Overseas Research Studentship Award Scheme, or ORSAS (Aberdeen, 2006-08); College of Arts and Social Sciences Studentship (Aberdeen, 2006-08); Presbyterian Leadership Fellowship (Princeton Seminary, 2001-04); Apollos Merit Award (Omaha Presbyterian Seminary Foundation, 2001-04); Religion and Philosophy Distinguished Student of the Year (Whitworth, 1999).