Christine Helmer

Christine Helmer (Ph.D. Yale) is Professor of Religious Studies at Northwestern University. She also has a courtesy appointment in the Department of German. She is also the current holder of the Arthur E. Andersen Teaching and Research Professorship. Professor Helmer’s area of research and teaching specialization is Christian theology from historical, systematic, and constructive perspectives. Her work is focused on German intellectual history with primary interest in the theology of Martin Luther, the philosophy and theology of Friedrich Schleiermacher, and the flourishing of scholarship on Luther and on religion in early twentieth-century Germany, known as the Lutherrenaissance. She is also interested in ways in which theologians can make knowledge claims about God, theology’s conversation with the modern study of religion, and how the theological perspective can contribute to the humanities and social scienc

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Luther and the West (Coursera) Coursera
Northwestern University

Luther and the West (Coursera)

Discover how Martin Luther's revolutionary thoughts have shaped the West and influenced global culture with 'Luther and the West'. This course unravels the historical significance of one man's ideas and their enduring impact on our world today. From religious reform to societal change, understand the profound legacy left by this 16th-century figure.

Jun 1st 2026
5-12 Weeks
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