Guillermo C. Hansen
Associate Professor of Systematic Theology

Guillermo C. HansenEmail:
ghansen001@luthersem.edu

Office:
651-641-3290    BH110

Curriculum Vitae for Guillermo C. Hansen

Courses:

ST 2420 01 ETHICS I- INTRO TO CHRISTIAN ETHICSSummer Session 2013-2014
ST 1415 01 ST I- CREATION AND THE TRIUNE GOD Spring 2013-2014
ST 3415 01 ST III- HOLY SPIRIT CHURCH TRIUNE Spring 2013-2014
ST 3439 50 F6 ETHICS II-LUTH AND LIB THEOL-ONLINESpring 2013-2014
ST 1410 01 OVERVIEW OF CHRISTIAN TEACHING Fall 2013-2014
ST 1415 01 ST I- CREATION AND THE TRIUNE GOD Fall 2013-2014
ST 6490 01 F6 TOPICS IN CONTEMPORARY THEOLOGY Fall 2013-2014
CM 3410 01 THE MISSION OF THE TRIUNE GOD II Summer Session 2012-2013
CM 3410 99 THE MISSION OF THE TRIUNE GOD II Spring 2012-2013
ST 3415 01 ST III- HOLY SPIRIT CHURCH TRIUNE Spring 2012-2013
ST 3439 01 F6 ETHICS II-LUTHERANISM AND LIB THEOLSpring 2012-2013

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Biography:

Guillermo César Hansen joined the Luther Seminary faculty in 2008 as associate professor of systematic theology. A native of Buenos Aires, Argentina, Hansen served as full-time professor of systematic theology and ethics (1996-2008), as chairperson of the department of systematic theology (2000-2008) and director of post-graduate and doctoral studies (2003-2008) at ISEDET -- Ecumenical Theological

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Profile:

"Our theology and church cannot aspire to be relevant to our times if we don’t have a deep grasp of the 'swing’ of our particular theological tradition.”

Guillermo Hansen traces his inspiration to teach back to his confirmation classes. "As we studied Luther's catechisms, I clearly saw for the first time the intrinsic connection between pastoral ministry, theological reflection [more...]

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