Carsten Johnsen
Carsten Johnsen, Ph.D., has dual citizenship (American and Norwegian), dual doctorates (philosophy, University of Montepellier, France, and theology, Faculte de Theologie Protestant, Montpellier), and a wide teaching experience in six countries. Presently he is a professor of theology at Andrews University, Berrien Springs, Michigan.
Articles by Carsten Johnsen
Faith and Works
May 1963
During studies I have had opportunity to make regarding dualism and its magic power of penetrating our Western culture through thousands of years, I have also had opportunity to consider from a new angle certain topics that undoubtedly…
Stage Fright
July 1976
WHAT IS stage fright? It is not a sound, natural fear, but instead the specter that appears when you rely on self for salvation and life. Self-centeredness, in fact, is a fear of fear itself— that is a phenomenon of the most intriguingly…
Does Life Have Personal Meaning?
January 1978
Human beings, especially youth, have a deep-seated desire for meaning, purpose, and a standard of perfection in life. Unfortunately, advancement in age tends to destroy the idealism of meaning and perfection.
Probably…