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Adam Renberg
College of Christian Studies
College of Christian Studies
Assistant Professor of Theology
arenberg@andersonuniversity.edu
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Academic Background
Dr. Adam Renberg is an Assistant Professor of Theology at Anderson University. He teaches in theology and church history and his research is primarily focused on Christological and Trinitarian debates in the patristic period. He is also interested and dedicated to connecting historical discussions to contemporary ones in the church and the academy. He is married to another AU faculty member, Dr. Lynneth Miller Renberg, a medieval historian serving in the history department. Together, they have two young children and a dog.
BS in Biblical Studies and Pastoral Ministry, Grace Christian University
MLitt in Bible and the Contemporary World, University of St. Andrews
Ph.D in Historical and Systematic Theology, University of St. Andrews
Fast Facts
I teach historical and systematic theology at AU because of its dedication to rigorous intellectual engagement with the Scriptures and tradition on the one hand and its pastoral emphasis on the other. Anderson University creates a unique environment by marrying pastoral and academic theology, which facilitates a culture of faith, compassion, and growth.
Theology is not only for academics. It shapes the lives of every Christian and thus should be studied by every Christian.
I have published peer-reviewed books and articles, spoken at national and international conferences around the world, and been inducted into several scholarly associations such as the International Association of Patristic Studies.
I love the teaching students who are intellectually engaged, pastorally sensitive, and rooted in their faith.
Historical Theology, Systematic Theology, Church History, Ethics, Patristic Theology
“Is Eusebius a Nicene? A Contribution to the Notion of Conciliar Theology.” International Journal of Systematic Theology 25; 2 (2023): 290-311. The Son is Truly Son: The Trinitarian and Christological Theology of Eusebius of Caesarea. Turnhout: Brepols, 2021.
