David E Fredrickson
Professor of New Testament

David E FredricksonEmail:
dfredric@luthersem.edu

Personal Website:
www.luthersem.edu/dfredric

Office:
651-641-3327    BH 126B

Courses:

IC 2630 01 CONFESSING CHRIST Spring 2013-2014
NT 3210 01 F6 THE GOSPEL OF JOHN Spring 2013-2014
NT 3210 01 THE GOSPEL OF JOHN January Term 2013-2014
LG 1200 01 GREEK Fall 2013-2014
NT 2215 01 GR PAULINE TRAD-1 AND 2 COR/PHIL-GRSECFall 2013-2014
LG 1200 01 GREEK Summer Session 2012-2013
NT 2215 01 EN PAULINE TRAD-1 AND 2 COR-PHIL-ENG SSpring 2012-2013

Speaking Topics:

David E Fredrickson is available to speak at your congregation's event or adult forum on the following topics. For other faculty and staff resources, visit our Online Resource Guide

  • Criminal Justice
  • Ethics of Sexuality in the New Testament
  • Images of God
  • Paul and Politics
  • Philippians
  • The Gospel of Luke

Education:

M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.Yale University
New Haven, CT
1985, 1987, 1990
OrdainedELCA
1980
M.Div.Luther Theological Seminary
St. Paul, MN
1980
B.A.Carleton College
Northfield, MN
1975

Biography:

David Fredrickson joined the New Testament faculty at Luther Seminary in 1987 and was promoted to associate professor in 1992.

Ordained in 1980, he was associate pastor of St. John Lutheran Church in Janesville, Wis., for the next three years.

Fredrickson received the B.A. degree from Carleton College, Northfield, Minn., in 1975 and the M.Div. degree from Luther Seminary in 1980. He then earned the

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Profile:

"Christianity at its best is not about spiritual perfection, but whether my neighbor has enough to eat."

David Fredrickson's approach to the New Testament is theological. "I try to get students to read the texts as giving information about God," he says. "The doctrine of God is probably the doctrine that is most unreflected upon and unchallenged."

Western Christians, says Fredrickson, tend to read [more...]

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