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tc
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Location : CA
|  Subject: My Top Three Seminaries/Colleges  Mon May 12, 2008 4:22 pm | |
| Here's my top five seminaries/colleges:
1. Trinity International (formerly Trinity Evanegical Divinity School)
2. Wheaton College
3. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary |
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Nathan
Xenophile
Joined : 09 May 2008
Posts : 145
| | Subject: Re: My Top Three Seminaries/Colleges Mon May 12, 2008 5:04 pm | |
| My dad relocated our family from southern CA to Chicago to get his MDiv from Trinity.
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tc
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Location : CA
| | Subject: Re: My Top Three Seminaries/Colleges Mon May 12, 2008 5:41 pm | |
| | Nathan wrote: | | My dad relocated our family from southern CA to Chicago to get his MDiv from Trinity. |
Some consider Trinity the Harvard of seminaries.
I especially like prof. Don Carson.
Nate, Was your dad pleased with his decision? |
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Geoff
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Age : 41
Joined : 09 May 2008
Posts : 29
Location : Auckland, New Zealand
| | Subject: Re: My Top Three Seminaries/Colleges Mon May 12, 2008 9:14 pm | |
| The Bible College of New Zealand (its not like we have lots of choice here).
(http://www.bcnz.ac.nz)
I met Mr Carson at a series of Lectures a few years ago. Had a coffee and a chat and listened to an interesting lecture on the new perspective on paul (it was just before his book came on on "the law").
He is a really nice guy, and it was interesting to talk with him, even if I did embarrass myself by asking noob questions. |
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Nathan
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| | Subject: Re: My Top Three Seminaries/Colleges Mon May 12, 2008 10:27 pm | |
| I believe he was pleased. I've sort of assumed that but never outright asked. It's certainly helped me out quite a bit.
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tc
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| | Subject: Re: My Top Three Seminaries/Colleges Tue May 13, 2008 12:30 pm | |
| | Nathan wrote: | | I believe he was pleased. I've sort of assumed that but never outright asked. It's certainly helped me out quite a bit. |
Yeah, picking the right seminary or college can be quite a hassle, but I'm glad your dad had the opportunity to go to Trinity. |
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tc
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Location : CA
| | Subject: Re: My Top Three Seminaries/Colleges Tue May 13, 2008 12:31 pm | |
| | Geoff wrote: | The Bible College of New Zealand (its not like we have lots of choice here).
(http://www.bcnz.ac.nz)
I met Mr Carson at a series of Lectures a few years ago. Had a coffee and a chat and listened to an interesting lecture on the new perspective on paul (it was just before his book came on on "the law").
He is a really nice guy, and it was interesting to talk with him, even if I did embarrass myself by asking noob questions. |
Geoff, I would have love to have traded places with you. Dr Carson is so brilliant.  |
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Martin
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Joined : 13 May 2008
Posts : 48
Location : North Carolina
| | Subject: Re: My Top Three Seminaries/Colleges Tue May 13, 2008 1:39 pm | |
| | tc wrote: | Here's my top five seminaries/colleges:
1. Trinity International (formerly Trinity Evanegical Divinity School)
2. Wheaton College
3. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary |
From my point of view, those are the top three schools in the nation. Their church history programs are top notch. Mark Noll, one of my favorite church historians, once taught at Wheaton. He is at Notre Dame now. |
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Geoff
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Age : 41
Joined : 09 May 2008
Posts : 29
Location : Auckland, New Zealand
| | Subject: Re: My Top Three Seminaries/Colleges Tue May 13, 2008 5:54 pm | |
| | tc wrote: |
Geoff, I would have love to have traded places with you. Dr Carson is so brilliant. |
Yeah, talking to him gave me much more respect for his work, the care he puts into it and the honesty of the man himself.
It was also interesting to hear him talking about the persons of other theologians that he knows well, and how he feels their personal experience influences their theology. Anecdotally of course. |
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Troy Crider
Postulant
Joined : 04 Jul 2008
Posts : 5
| | Subject: Re: My Top Three Seminaries/Colleges Fri Jul 04, 2008 8:22 pm | |
| | After I finish Lee University, and if I decide to go to a Seminary, it would be Asbury Theological Seminary. First, I live in Louisville Kentucky [have all my life]. It wouldn't be to far from my family. Secondly, I really like Ben Witherington III. Overall, this school really interests me. |
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rogermugs
theologer
Joined : 09 May 2008
Posts : 342
Location : east yo
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Troy Crider
Postulant
Joined : 04 Jul 2008
Posts : 5
| | Subject: Re: My Top Three Seminaries/Colleges Mon Jul 07, 2008 1:43 pm | |
| | Quote: | | i've never heard of asbury... can you give me a brief run down of their thoughts/views? what makes it distinct? just curious |
Sure. So far, I have read works of various professors of Asbury. They are Joel B. Green, Ben Witherington, Jerry Walls and Joseph Dongell. I have come to enjoy their works, and would love to have them as my teachers (if possible). Asbury, to my knowledge, is a Wesleyian Seminary, which fits well with the views I have come to see Scripture teaching (Arminius seen these views in Scripture as well). This, joined with the fact that it's not too far from my hometown, makes it stick out to me. |
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