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Simon Johansson is an Assistant Professor at Johannelund College of Theology and affiliated with the Faculty of Humanities, Psychology and Theology at the University of Turku, Finland, and the Polin Institute. His academic work lies at the intersection of biblical exegesis, pneumatology, and public theology.
- Assistant Professor, Johannelund College of Theology
- Department of Theology and Religious Studies
- Faculty of Humanities, Psychology and Theology, University of Turku
- Polin Institute
His research focuses on the theology of Luke-Acts, the Holy Spirit in early Christianity, Christology, and theological anthropology. He explores how biblical texts inform contemporary ethical and spiritual issues, particularly regarding human identity, conversion, and ecclesial life. His work combines rigorous exegetical analysis with engagement in public discourse.
Simon Johansson's publications reflect a strong focus on pneumatology, particularly in Luke-Acts and John, as well as broader theological themes such as fear of God, celibacy, and the church's response to LGBTQ+ individuals. His recent writings blend scholarly depth with accessible public theology, often appearing in both academic journals and public forums like Dagen. The recurring themes include the nature of spiritual experience, biblical interpretation, and the relevance of ancient texts to modern ethical challenges.
Scientific Awards:
- The 2020 Hebrew Prize for Outstanding Achievement in Biblical Hebrew
Simon Johansson actively participates in academic and public theological discourse, delivering invited talks and conference presentations on topics such as the Holy Spirit, Christ in the Old Testament, and the relationship between faith and science. He is involved in organizing and contributing to theological conferences, indicating active academic mentorship and leadership. While no formal grants are listed, his consistent publication and speaking engagements suggest ongoing research support and scholarly recognition. He also contributes to public theological education and interfaith dialogue.
Though no specific research lab or team is mentioned, Simon Johansson collaborates in academic networks, particularly in Nordic theological circles, and participates in interdisciplinary events such as the "Religion: Concealed and Revealed" conference. His work bridges academic theology and public engagement, positioning him as a significant voice in contemporary biblical and ethical discourse.
