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Professor of Theology in the Bishop Hazen G. Werner Chair of Theology
740-362-3360
slancaster@mtso.edu
Gault 231
Syllabi:
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"Systematic theology takes
the most basic questions about human existence and reflects on
them in light of all the resources available to us in our faith
traditions. It is exciting work because it attempts to bring
together the insights of the various theological disciplines in
order to display the implications that each has for Christian
faith."
Education:
Ph.D., Southern Methodist University, 1996
M.Div., Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist
University, 1990
B.A, Rice University, 1978
Areas of expertise:
Systematic Theology, Wesleyan Studies, United Methodist
Doctrine, The Authority of Scripture
Recently published works:
“Baptism and Justification: A
Methodist Understanding,” in Ecclesiology, 4:3 (2008).
“Ecclesiology and Ministry in the
Methodist Church (1939-1968),” in Methodist History 46:3
(April 2008).
“Authority and Narrative,” in Engaging
Biblical Authority: Perspectives on the Bible as
Scripture, ed. William P. Brown, Westminster John Knox,
2007.
Women and the Authority of Scripture: A Narrative Approach,
published by Trinity Press International.
“Happiness: A Word for Our Time,” in Journal of Theology, Summer
2005.
“Capable of God: Evolution and Salvation,” in Theology and
Science, July 2005.
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