About
Luzia Sutter Rehmann is an Adjunct Professor at the Faculty of Theology, University of Basel, where she teaches and conducts research in the Department of Theology. Her academic work focuses on biblical exegesis, particularly the Gospel of Mark, and interdisciplinary approaches to theology, religion, and ethics.
- Contact: luzia.sutter-rehmann@unibas.ch | Tel. +41 61 601 32 14 | Nadelberg 10, 4051 Basel, Switzerland
Research Interests include analyzing biblical narratives as frameworks for understanding crisis, conflict, and spiritual symbolism. She explores how texts like Mark's Gospel address post-war reconciliation, discipleship dynamics, and the theological significance of wilderness experiences.
Recent Publications focus on Mark 3:13-20 (crisis narratives of the Twelve), Mark 3:1-6 (messianic interventions in post-war contexts), and Mark 1:13 (symbolism of desert animals). These works reflect her expertise in narrative theology and Christian transculturation.
Projects include leading the Decisive Meals - What is Decided at the Table symposium, which examines the intersection of biblical meals and social/political decision-making.
