Trelstad, Marit

Trelstad, Marit

Marit Trelstad is Professor of Constructive and Lutheran Theology in the Religion Department of Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Washington. She also teaches for the Women and Gender Studies program at PLU. Prior to coming to PLU, she taught at Gustavus Adolphus College and California Lutheran University for 3 years each and spent a semester teaching at St. Olaf College. She has served on the ELCA Task Force on Human Sexuality.
In her own theology, Trelstad combines Feminist, Process and Lutheran theologies and is committed to understanding both the genius and mistakes in classic, “traditional” theologies. Her recent book is entitled: Cross Examinations: Readings on the Meaning of the Cross Today.

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Cross Examinations: Interrogating the Cross for its Meaning Today – The underlying issues and questions

Cross Examinations: Interrogating the Cross for it's Meaning Today – The Underlying Issues and Questions

Cross examinations: Interrogating the cross for it's meaning today-womanist and mujerista theologies of the cross

Cross Examinations: Feminist Theologies, Redemptive Violence and Luther's Theology of the Cross

Cross Examinations: The Cross and Imperialism A History of Christian Empire

Are Lutherans Revolutionary Guerrillas or Inherently Conservative? Lutheran Theology and History

Are Lutherans Revolutionary Guerrillas or Inherently Conservative? Dietrich Bonhoeffer and World War II Germany

Are Lutherans Revolutionary Guerrillas or Inherently Conservative? Bonhoeffer's Theology

Are Lutherans Revolutionary Guerrillas or Inherently Conservative? Namibia Lutherans and the Independence Wars of the 1970-1980s

Are Lutherans Revolutionary Guerrillas or Inherently Conservative? Lutheran Theology and Women

Womanist and Feminist Theologies

Latinx and Ecofeminist Theologies

Asian Feminist Theologies

Queer and Transgender Theologies

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