Amy Erickson

Amy Erickson is a Lecturer in Theology and Ethics at the School of Theology, Charles Sturt University, Australia. Her work bridges ecclesiology, figural reading, and contemporary ethical concerns.

• Education: PhD from the University of Aberdeen, focused on Ephraim Radner’s ecclesiology and hermeneutics through the Book of Hosea.
• Previous Affiliation: Taught at Texas Lutheran University and facilitated online courses for Fuller Theological Seminary.

Her research explores figural reading, church discipline, and the theological implications of wilderness in a post-Christendom context. Recent publications include analyses of Ephraim Radner’s theology and Jacques Ellul’s interpretation of Job, emphasizing ethical responsibility and hermeneutic frameworks.

A registered supervisor at Charles Sturt University, she advises students in theological studies. While no explicit awards are listed, her work has been peer-reviewed and published in esteemed theological journals and monographs, reflecting her engagement with Christian resistance and responsible biblical interpretation.