Robert L. Saucy is a Distinguished Professor of Systematic Theology at Talbot School of Theology.

Personal Background

Saucy was raised in a Christian home in Salem, Oregon and converted to Christ at an early age. He served in active duty in the military from 1948-1949, then in the reserves from 1949-1954. He is married to Nancy Saucy and has three children. He is an ordained minister with the North American Baptist General Conference and a past president of the Evangelical Theological Society (1972). He has written, edited and contributed to numerous books, including one arguing for complementarianism among women and men in ministry and others about the doctrine of scripture.

Education

• George Fox College, 1949-51.
• Westmont College, 1951-53, A.B., Major in History
• Dallas Theological Seminary, 1954-58, Th.M., Major Systematic Theology
• Dallas Theological Seminary, 1958-61, Th.D., Systematic Theology.

Career

• Instructor, part time, Southern Bible Training Institute, Dallas, Texas, 1959-61.
• Pastor, part time, Milligan Bible Church, 1960-61.
• Professor of Systematic Theology and Bible, Talbot School of Theology, 1961-65.
• Professor of Systematic Theology, Talbot School of Theology, 1961-1988.
• Distinguished Professor of Systematic Theology, 1989-present
• Member, Scripture Translation Committee, Lockman Foundation.
• Faculty, Rosemead Graduate School of Psychology, 1970-77.Robert Saucy curriculum vitae, Biola Web site. http://bds.biola.edu/faculty/cvs/robert_saucy.pdf