CURRICULUM VITAE
KEITH D. STANGLIN
Associate Professor of Bible and Historical Theology
Office
Address:
Office Phone: 501-279-4620
Email: kstanglin
at harding dot edu
keithstanglin at juno dot com
Family Status: Married, with three
children
Education:
Ph.D. (September, 2005), Calvin Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids,
MI.
Major: Reformation and
Post-Reformation Historical Theology.
Doctoral
Examinations:
1. Historical Theology:
Patristic Theology and Exegesis
2. Historical Theology:
Reformation and Post-Reformation Theology
3. Systematic Theology:
Prolegomena, Theology Proper, Christology
4. Moral Theology: Ontology and
Epistemology of Ethics
5. Philosophical Theology: Epistemology,
Divine Attributes
Dissertation Research, Universiteit
Leiden (2004).
M.Div.
(May, 2001),
TN.
Language Study, University of Memphis (2000).
B.A. (May, 1998), Oklahoma Christian University, OKC, OK.
Junior Scholar, Abilene Christian University (1994).
Teaching and
Research Experience:
College of Bible and
Religion, Harding University, Searcy, AR (August, 2005–present):
Associate Professor of Bible
and Historical Theology (April, 2011–present)
Assistant Professor of Bible
and Historical Theology (August, 2005–April, 2011)
Wesleyan Center Visiting
Scholar, Point Loma Nazarene University, San Diego, CA (June–December, 2011)
Adjunct Professor of
Theology, Austin Graduate School of Theology, Austin, TX (January–May, 2011)
Research Fellow, H. Henry Meeter Center for Calvin Studies,
Adjunct Professor of
Historical Theology,
Adjunct Professor of
Historical Theology,
Adjunct Professor of Theology,
Institute of Theology and Christian Ministry, St. Petersburg,
Brill Fellow at the Scaliger
Instituut, Universiteit
Leiden (May–August, 2008)
Adjunct Professor of
Reformation History,
Doctoral Teaching Assistant
for various professors, Calvin Theological Seminary (September, 2001–May, 2005)
(primary duties included research and grading)
Greek
Grader, Harding University Graduate School of Religion, Memphis, TN (August,
2000–May, 2001)
Teacher of Bible and
Etymology, Harding Academy, Memphis, TN (August, 1999–May, 2001)
Graduate
Assistant for Dr. John Mark Hicks and Dr. Evertt Huffard, Harding University Graduate School (August,
1998–May, 2001). Research and editorial
assistant for Hicks’ Yet Will I Trust Him
(Joplin: College Press, 1999), and 1-2
Chronicles (
Areas of
Professional Training:
I have general competence in
biblical, moral, and philosophical theology, as well
as biblical exegesis. I can teach introductory courses in these
areas.
My expertise lies in
systematic theology and especially historical theology. I
can teach upper-level
undergraduate and graduate courses in doctrine, comparative dogmatics,
biblical hermeneutics, and all periods of historical theology.
Publications:
Books
Arminius: Theologian of Grace. New York/Oxford: Oxford University Press (under
contract). (Co-authored with Tom McCall.)
The Missing Public Disputations of Jacobus Arminius:
Introduction, Text, and Notes. Brill’s
Series in Church History, vol. 47. Leiden/Boston: Brill,
2010.
Arminius, Arminianism, and
Arminius on the Assurance of Salvation: The
Context, Roots, and Shape of the
Articles and
Essays
“Adopted in Christ, Appointed to the Slaughter:
Calvin’s Interpretation of the Maccabean Psalms.” In a
Festschrift (forthcoming).
“The New Perspective on Arminius: Notes on a
Historiographical Shift.” Reformation and
Renaissance Review 11/3 (2009): 295-310.
“Arminius and Arminianism:
An Overview of Current Research.” In Arminius, Arminianism,
and Europe. Ed. Keith
D. Stanglin, Th. Marius van Leeuwen,
and Marijke Tolsma, 3-24.
Brill’s Series in Church History. Leiden/Boston:
Brill, 2009.
“Bibliographia Arminiana: A Comprehensive, Annotated Bibliography of
the Works of Arminius.” In Arminius, Arminianism,
and Europe. Ed. Keith
D. Stanglin, Th. Marius van Leeuwen,
and Marijke Tolsma, 263-90.
Brill’s Series in Church History. Leiden/Boston:
Brill, 2009. (Co-authored with Richard A. Muller.)
“Apostles’
Creed.” In Global Dictionary of
Theology. Ed. William A. Dyrness and Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen, 59-60.
“Arminianism.” In Global Dictionary of Theology. Ed. William
A. Dyrness and Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen, 61-3.
“Doctrine.” In Global Dictionary of Theology. Ed. William A. Dyrness and Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen, 239-40.
“Dogma.” In Global Dictionary of Theology. Ed. William A. Dyrness and Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen, 240.
“Barna’s
Revolution and the Devolution of
Ecclesiology.” Stone-Campbell Journal
11/1 (2008): 59-69.
“Johannes Kuchlinus, the 'Faithful
Teacher': His Role in the Arminian Controversy and His Impact as a Theological
Interpreter and Educator.” Church History
and Religious Culture 87/3 (2007): 305-26.
“‘Arminius avant la lettre’:
Peter Baro, Jacob Arminius, and the Bond of Predestinarian Polemic.”
“Introduction
to Arminius’ Disputations.” Available at http://dutchrevolt.leidenuniv.nl/Nederlands/default.htm
“The Historical Connection
between the Golden Rule and the Second Greatest Love Command.” Journal of Religious Ethics 33/2 (2005):
357-71.
“S. M. Baugh and the Meaning
of Foreknowledge: Another Look.” Trinity
Journal 26 NS/1 (2005): 19-31. (Co-authored with Tom
McCall.)
“‘Faith Comes from What Is
Heard’: The Reformers on the Ministry of the Word and the Holy Spirit.” Leaven 12/3 (2004): 161-6.
“Vengeance Is Whose?” Gospel Advocate 143/11 (Nov. 2001):
28-30.
Book Reviews
Review of Jason van Vliet, Children of
God: The Imago Dei in John Calvin and His Context, Reformed Historical
Theology, vol. 11 (Göttingen: Vandenhoeck
& Ruprecht, 2009), in Calvin Theological Journal (forthcoming).
Review of Willem van Asselt, et al., eds., Reformed
Thought on Freedom: The Concept of Free Choice in Early Modern Reformed
Theology, Texts and Studies in Reformation and Post-Reformation Thought
(Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2010), in Calvin
Theological Journal (forthcoming).
Review of G. K. Beale, The
Erosion of Inerrancy in Evangelicalism: Responding to New Challenges to
Biblical Authority (
Review of William den Boer, Duplex Dei Amor: Contextuele
karakteristiek van de theologie
van Jacobus Arminius (1559–1609) (Apeldoorn: Instituut voor Reformatieonderzoek, 2008), in Church History and Religious Culture 90/2-3 (2010): 420-5.
Review of David W. Hall and
Peter A. Lillback, eds., Theological Guide to
Calvin’s Institutes: Essays and Analysis (
Review of James K. A. Smith
and James H. Olthuis, eds., Radical Orthodoxy and the Reformed Tradition: Creation, Covenant, and
Participation (
Review of Mack P. Holt, ed.,
Adaptations of Calvinism in Reformation
Europe: Essays in Honour of Brian G. Armstrong,
St. Andrews Studies in Reformation History (
Review of Thomas Harding,
ed., The Decades of Henry Bullinger, 2 vols., with new
introductions by George Ella and Joel R. Beeke (Grand
Rapids: Reformation Heritage Books, 2004), in Calvin Theological Journal 44/2 (2009): 427.
Review of Roger E. Olson, Arminian Theology: Myths and Realities (
Review of F. Scott Spencer, Journeying through Acts: A Literary-Cultural
Review of Patricia M.
McDonald, God and Violence: Biblical
Resources for Living in a Small World (
Review of Michael Green, Evangelism in the Early Church, rev. ed.
(
Review of J. V. Fesko, Diversity in
the Reformed Tradition: Supra- and Infralapsarianism in Calvin, Dort, and
“Assurance of Salvation: An
Arminian Account.” Plenary address at Arminianism and
Adventism Symposium, Andrews University, Berrien Springs, MI, October 14–16,
2010.
“The New
Perspective on Arminius.” Meeter Center Research
Fellowship Lecture,
“Great Is the Lord: Omnipotence.” Christian
Scholars’ Conference,
“A Theological Introduction to the
Old Testament.” Respondent.
Christian Scholars’ Conference,
“Arminius and Arminianism:
An Overview of Current Research.” Arminius, Arminianism,
and Europe: International Conference, Universiteit
Leiden, October 9–10, 2009.
“Response to Ron Highfield, Great Is
the Lord: Theology for the Praise of God.” Panel at Christian Scholars’
Conference,
“Calvin’s
Interpretation of the Maccabean Psalms.” Sixteenth Century Society and Conference,
“Missing
in Action: The Unpublished Works of Jacobus
Arminius.”
Scaliger Lecture, Universiteit Leiden, July 10, 2008.
“Election and Open Theism.” Guest lecturer in Systematic Theology, Harding University Graduate
School of Religion, Nov. 15, 2007.
“The Role
of the Human Will in Hubmaier’s Doctrine of
Salvation.”
Sixteenth Century Society and Conference,
“Anabaptists
and Arminius on Free Will and Election.” Christian Scholars’ Conference,
“Johannes Kuchlinus,
“Jacobus Arminius in
“Onderwijs,
Oom, en Ongedierte: Notes on Jacob Harmensz. (Arminius) in His Context.”
Kerkhistorisch Gezelschap SSS, Universiteit Leiden, Oct. 26, 2004.
“The Content of the Moral
Order: The Golden Rule and Love Commands.” Guest lecturer in
Basic Christian Ethics, Calvin Theological Seminary, Jan. 9, 2004.
“The
Conditional Predestination of Peter Baro and Jacob
Arminius.”
Sixteenth Century Studies Conference,
“‘Do Unto Others’: The
Connection between the Golden Rule and the Second Greatest Love Command.” 10th
Courses Taught
at the Undergraduate and Graduate Level:
Acts
of Apostles (Harding,
Advanced
Introduction to the New Testament (Harding, for upper-level majors)
Calvinism
and Arminianism (Harding, seminar for upper-level
religion majors)
Church
History I: Early and Medieval (Harding)
Comparative
Dogmatics (ITCM,
Contemporary
Christian Ethics (Harding)
History
of Christian Thought (Harding)
Introduction
to Philosophy (Harding)
New
Testament Survey (Harding)
Old
Testament Survey (Harding,
Philosophy
of Religion (Harding)
Reformation and
Reformation
History (
Theology
of Worship (Harding, seminar for upper-level religion majors)
Traditions in Christian Theology and Ethics (Austin Grad.
At
Harding University, my teaching load is four courses each semester.
Academic Service:
Faculty
Development Committee, Chair (2009–present)
Faculty
Search Committee (2007–2011)
Organizer of weekly
departmental “Theological table-talk” (2007–2011)
Bible Majors Committee
(2006–present)
Scholarships
and Awards:
Wesleyan
Center Visiting Scholar, Point Loma Nazarene University (2011)
Research
Fellowship, H. Henry Meeter Center for Calvin
Studies, Calvin College and Theological Seminary (2010)
Brill Fellowship at the
Scaliger Instituut, Universiteit
Leiden (2008)
Grant from Remonstrant
Seminary, Universiteit Leiden (2008)
Graduate Fellowship Award, Christian
Scholarship Foundation (2004–2005)
Research Fellowship for Study at Universiteit Leiden (2004)
G. and J. te Velde
Assistantship, Calvin Theological Seminary (2003–2004)
Institutional Assistantship, Calvin
Theological Seminary (2001–2005)
M.Div. Academic Award,
Velma R. West Greek Award,
Who’s
Who among students in American universities and
colleges (1999–2000)
Velma
R. West Greek Award,
Graduate
Assistantship,
Dean’s List,
Summa
cum
Alpha
Chi (February, 1997)
Christian
Leader Scholar,
Membership in Professional
Societies:
Sixteenth
Century Society and Conference
Society
of Biblical Literature
Church
Ministry Involvement and Employment:
Adult and Pre-K Bible Class
Teacher, Downtown Church of Christ, Searcy, AR (current)
Teaching
Minister, Southside
Associate
Minister,
Youth Intern,
Summer
Youth Intern,
International
Experience:
Campinas, Bauru, Riberão Preto, and Vitória. Missions (April–May, 1996)
Oelsnitz and Chemnitz. Missions to former East Germany (June–July,
1997)
The
Leiden. Brill Fellowship at Scaliger
Instituut, Universiteit
Leiden. Preaching at the Haarlem Gemeente
van Christus and Den Haag Gemeente
van
Christus (May–August, 2008)
Leiden. Dissertation research and writing at Universiteit Leiden.
Preaching at the Haarlem Gemeente van Christus and Eindhoven Gemeente van Christus (August–November, 2004)
Russia:
St. Petersburg. Taught a two-week graduate
course, “Comparative Dogmatics,” at the Institute of
Theology and Christian Ministry (December, 2008)