Research Profile

Systematic theology
Philosophy of religion
Theological anthropology
Christology
Psychology of religion

Teaching Profile

Systematic theology
Theory of Science
Doctoral supervision
Master supervision
Theology in an interdisciplinary context

Selected publications

Sandnes, K. O. & Henriksen, J.-O. 2020. Resurrection : Texts and Interpretation, Experience and Theology. Pickwick Publications.

Henriksen, J.-O. 2020. Representation and Ultimacy : Christian Religion as Unfinished Business. LIT Verlag.

Henriksen, J.-O. 2019. Religious Plurality and Pragmatist Theology : Openness and Resistance. Brill.

Henriksen, J.-O. 2019. Christianity as Distinct Practices : A Complicated Relationship. T&T Clark.

Henriksen, J.-O. 2017. Religion as Orientation and Transformation: A Maximalist Theology. Mohr Siebeck.

Henriksen, J.-O. & Sandnes, K. O. 2016. Jesus as healer : a Gospel for the body. William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company.

Henriksen, J.-O. 2006. “The Crucifixion as the Realisation of Identity: The Gift of Recognition and Representation,” Modern Theology 22 : 197-220.

Henriksen, J.-O. 2017. “Creation and Construction: On the Theological Appropriation of Postmdern Theory,” The Richardson Fellowship Lecture, Durham University, 5.12.2000, in Modern Theology (2002): 153-169.

Henriksen, J.-O. 2005. “The Human Being as Co-Creator: Freedom and Responsibility for Whom? Preliminary Theological Reflection on the Cloning of Human Individuals,” in U. Görman et al., ed. Creative Creatures: Values and Ethical Issues in Theology, Science and Technology. Issues in Science and Theology 9. London/New York :T&T Clark Publ: 152-161.

Henriksen, J.-O. 2004. “The Doctrine of the Two Kingdoms – Challenged by Secularization and Privatization,” in: N.H. Gregersen et al., eds. The Gift of Grace: The Future of Lutheran Theology. Minneapolis: Fortress Press: 277-290.

Henriksen, J.-O.  2004. “Theo-logy in the Science and Religion Discourse: Its Conditions, Tasks, and Contents,” in N.H. Gregersen/M. Vejrup Nielsen, ed. Preparing for the Future: The Role of Theology in the Science-Religion Dialogue. Proceedings from the Danish Science-Religion Forum vol. 3: 3-26.

Henriksen, J.-O. 2003. “Feeling of Absolute Dependence or Will to Power? Schleiermacher vs. Nietzsche on the Conditions for Religious Subjectivity,” Neue Zeitschrift für Systematische Theologie und Religionsphilosophie 45: 313-327.

Henriksen, J.-O. 2003. “Postmodernism and the Unchangeability of God” Studia Theologica 57 (2003): 87-102.

Henriksen, J.-O. 2003. “The Absence of God in the Presence of Desire,” in C.-R. Bråkenhielm, ed. Negativ Teologi. Uppsala, 2003: 83-106.

Henriksen, J.-O. 2003. “The Moral Self in Femininst Discourse,” in C.-H. Grenholm/N. Kamergrauzis, ed. Feminist Ethics: Perspectives, Problems and Possibilities. Uppsala Studies in Social Ethics 29, 2003: 53-67.

Henriksen, J.-O. 2001.The Reconstruction of Religion: Lessing, Kierkegaard and Nietzsche. W.B. Eerdmans: Grand Rapids.

Contact

MF Norwegian School of Theology, Religion, and Society
PO Box 5144 Majorstua
N-0302 Oslo
Norway

Phone: 004722590534

E-mail: jan.o.henriksen@mf.no

Website: http://www.mf.no/ansatte/person/14