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D. Glenn Butner, Jr. is Assistant Professor of Theology and Christian Ministry at Sterling College in Sterling, KS. He lives in Sterling with his wife Lydia and their two children, Elias and Ezra.

Education


  • Marquette University (2012-2016) – Ph.D. in Religious Studies (Systematic Theology)

    • Dissertation: “The Economic Trinity: Communion with the Triune God in a Market Economy” (D. Stephen Long, Director)



  • Duke Divinity School (2007-2010) – M.div.

  • University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill )2003-2007) – B.A. in Religious Studies and Economics

Blog Posts

    Publications

    “Gradualism and Impossibility in Labor Markets: Theological Reflections on the Working Poor.” Review and Expositor. Special edition on “economic enslavement.” Forthcoming 2018.

    “Mammon.” In Evangelical Dictionary of Theology. Third edition. Edited by Daniel J. Treier. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Academic. Forthcoming 2017. [with D. Stephen Long]

    “Against Eternal Submission: Changing the Doctrine of the Trinity Endangers the Doctrine of Salvation and Women.” Priscilla Papers. 31.1 (Winter 2017): 15-21.

    “Reformed Theology and the Question of Protestant Individualism: A Dialogue with Henri de Lubac.” Journal of Reformed Theology. 10 (2016): 234-256.

    “Orthodoxy, Orthopraxis, and Orthopathy: Trajectories for Collaborative Scholarship Between Economists and Theologians.” Faith & Economics. 67 (2016): 85-104.

    “Communion with God: An Energetic Defense of Gregory Palamas.” Modern Theology. Vol. 32.1 (January 2016): 20-44.

    “For and Against de Régnon: Trinitarianism East and West.” International Journal of Systematic Theology. Vol. 17.4 (Oct. 2015): 399-412.

    “Eternal Functional Subordination and the Problem of the Divine Will.” Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society. Vol. 58.1 (March 2015): 131-149.

    “Transformative Models: Economic Modeling, Relational Ontology, and the Image of God.” Journal of Markets and Morality. Vol. 17.2 (Fall 2014): 355-379.

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