Amy E. Marga
Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology  

Email: amarga@luthersem.edu Office: (651) 641-3250    Office: BH 124

	See academic catalog for general course descriptions.
ST 1415 50	ST I: CREATION & TRIUNE GOD-ONLINE	Summer Session 2009-2010
ST 1415 50	ST I: CREATION & TRIUNE GOD-ONLINE	Spring Semester 2009-2010
ST 2415 01	ST II:JESUS THE SAVIOR & TRIUNE GOD	Spring Semester 2009-2010
ST 2415 01 P1 50	PRECEPT 1 - ONLINE	Spring Semester 2009-2010
IC 2620 50	LUTHERAN CONFESSIONAL WRIT-ONLINE	Fall Semester 2009-2010
HC 8820	CH HIST/SYSTEMATICS SEMINAR	Spring Semester 2008-2009
ST 1415 01	ST I: CREATION AND THE TRIUNE GOD	Spring Semester 2008-2009
ST 2415 01	ST II:JESUS THE SAVIOR & TRIUNE GOD	Spring Semester 2008-2009

View a detailed curriculum vitae for Amy E. Marga here. This includes education, professional positions, activities, memberships and publications.

Ph.D.	Princeton Theological Seminary Princeton, NJ	2006
M.Div.	Princeton Theological Seminary Princeton, NJ	1998
B.A.	Concordia University St. Paul, MN	1995

Amy E. Marga came to Luther Seminary as assistant professor of systematic theology in 2006. Prior to that she was an English instructor and coach at the German-American Institute, Tübingen, Germany (2002-2006) and a teaching assistant at Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, N.J. [more...]

"Systematic theology is not much else than figuring out how best to be a witness to a living God," Marga says. "God comes brand new to us every single day, and therefore we're constantly called to figure out what that relationship looks like and how we can talk to other people about it."
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