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| ion's North Central College and Evangelical | Theological Seminary (E.T.S.). |
| It was built on a history of evangelical | theological education going back to 1835. |
| hical Society is related to the Evangelical | Theological Society. |
| e was established to provide an evangelical | theological education to ordinands who could not go to |
| tributed to every member of the Evangelical | Theological Society, nearly 2000 in total. |
| He is a member of the Evangelical | Theological Society and the Karl Barth Society of North |
| and helps LGBT people who hold evangelical | theological beliefs to reconcile these two potentially |
| A past president of the Evangelical | Theological Society (1997), Silva for many years had be |
| School of Theology (PAST) is an evangelical | theological college located in Nyahururu, Kenya. |
| 999 he was the president of the Evangelical | Theological Society. |
| mmel, sometime President of the Evangelical | Theological Seminary, Naperville, Illinois. |
| an English interdenominational evangelical | theological college based in Northwood within the Londo |
| lical Methodism, Journal of the Evangelical | Theological Society, and biographical entries in the Di |
| served as the president of the Evangelical | Theological Society in 2004. |
| signed as both President of the Evangelical | Theological Society and member of the society, effectiv |
| ety produces the Journal of the Evangelical | Theological Society (JETS) which contains scholarly art |
| llege (1950-1985), and then the Evangelical | Theological College of Wales (1985-2006). |
| the committee that founded the Evangelical | Theological Society. |
| has served as president of the Evangelical | Theological Society, was on the translation committee o |
| LST is the largest evangelical | theological college in Europe and claims to have one of |
| on of organisations to accredit evangelical | theological education, which later formed their own ass |
| 2010 serves as president of the Evangelical | Theological Society. |
| nds College, one of the largest evangelical | theological seminaries in the country. |
| . Eryl Davies, principal of the Evangelical | Theological College of Wales, has criticized the trust |
| Evangelical | Theological Faculty |
| is accredited by the Caribbean Evangelical | Theological Association (CETA) and The Association for |
| is and current president of the Evangelical | Theological Society. |
| He is a long-time member of the Evangelical | Theological Society, and served as its president in 197 |
| The Evangelical | Theological Faculty (ETF), in Heverlee, Flanders, Belgi |
| mania in 2003, and the Evangelical-Lutheran | Theological University (Budapest, Hungary) in 2005. |
| formed Review, for which he read over every | theological work of note published in Scotland during t |
| a Seminary was an academic (not exclusively | theological) seminary (like an early high school) of th |
| and 1583, and several works of exclusively | theological import, Acosta is best known as the writer |
| Here he pursued his exegetical, | theological and historical researches, the results of w |
| sion von Johann Sebastian Bach, he explored | theological aspects as well as the four versions of the |
| ev. Carl McIntire, he helped organize Faith | Theological Seminary. |
| Faith | Theological Seminary is an conservative, evangelical Ch |
| His most famous | theological work is an ambitious series of six books ca |
| For its feature-writing, | theological reflections grounded in the challenges of e |
| A few | theological, archaeological, and astronomical articles |
| He is the author of about fifty | theological and historical treatises. |
| He finished | theological studies in Vienna and then he worked as a p |
| Halle and Berlin, before becoming the first | theological student of Johannes Gossner, a minister of |
| Most of Fletcher's | theological publications date from the period between 1 |
| rtment at Trinity College of Florida/Dallas | Theological Seminary (Tampa Bay Extension) and a promin |
| Following | theological studies in the 1960s, he served as minister |
| olds diplomas and degrees in the following: | Theological Studies, Peace River Bible Institute; Diplo |
| patristic tradition and became a basis for | theological writings by others. |
| on Fellowship, and the Overseas Council for | Theological Education and Missions. |
| , critiquing both Zachariah and Zosimus for | theological differences, two popular historians during |
| seeing the need for alternative options for | theological education among Baptists. |
| n 1854 and eventually became the center for | theological studies for the Franciscans of the Californ |
| can Episcopal Church founded the Center for | Theological Studies of Santo Domingo, a Protestant semi |
| He has authored dozens of articles for | theological journals. |
| al and Domestic Violence), and the Fund for | Theological Education. |
| urviving abbey buildings are still used for | theological training and conferences. |
| Hunt Library at the John Leland Center for | Theological Studies in Northern Virginia; and the Alma |
| ite Paper through the seminary's Center for | Theological Research defending Dembski as within the bo |
| more adequate and self-contained centre for | theological education, with two lecture rooms, three tu |
| o admits members of other denominations for | theological training. |
| The 1542 version was rearranged for | theological reasons, covering Faith first, then Law and |
| The Joint International Commission for | Theological Dialogue Between the Catholic Church and th |
| at University of Jena to avoid the need for | theological censorship. |
| the university's Director of the Center for | Theological Study, and also for his role in establishin |
| for research and to promote basic tools for | theological education, to involve in publication of res |
| ments for the building of Moore College for | theological students, and the quickening of interest in |
| ccreditation by the Accrediting Council for | Theological Education in Africa (ACTEA). |
| dox theologian Basil asking Apollinaris for | theological advice on the orthodox term 'homoousios'. |
| Boyd has no formal | theological degree. |
| Though she had no formal | theological training, she could discuss mystical theolo |
| When four | theological colleges came together to start Andhra Chri |
| stinguished alumni award from San Francisco | Theological Seminary. |
| school that later becomes the San Francisco | Theological Seminary. |
| Lift: The restoration at the San Francisco | Theological Seminary has given the campus its heart and |
| octorate in ministry from the San Francisco | Theological Seminary. |
| mpleting his education at the San Francisco | Theological Seminary in 1895. |
| y of Edinburgh (BD, 1978) and San Francisco | Theological Seminary (DMin, 1993). |
| leted his doctoral studies at San Francisco | Theological Seminary. |
| went on studying theology at San Francisco | Theological Seminary, from where he obtained his divini |
| n the oil industry he entered San Francisco | Theological Seminary in San Anselmo, CA, where he met h |
| BA Stanford BD San Francisco | Theological Seminary Th.D Harvard, Former Dean of Stude |
| e University of Otago and the San Francisco | Theological Seminary. |
| Carolyn S. Leeb BA MIT M.Div San Francisco | Theological Seminary, Professor in Theology at Valparai |
| he filled are director of the San Francisco | Theological Seminary and trustee of Occidental College. |
| a Masters of Divinity at the San Francisco | Theological Seminary. |
| d the idea and the name of contrapasso from | theological (Thomas Aquinas's Summa Theologica) and lit |
| Ivan Pulyui graduated with honors from | Theological Faculty of the University of Vienna (1869), |
| hentic Christianity, entirely separate from | theological liberalism, churchly denominationalism, or |
| Coupled with tensions arising from | theological opposition that had dogged him since the 18 |
| e came to United States attending at Fuller | Theological Seminary where he had a chance to meet Dr. |
| College and Doctor of Ministry from Fuller | Theological Seminary. |
| fessor of Missionary Anthropology at Fuller | Theological Seminary's School of World Mission in Pasad |
| itus of the history of awakenings at Fuller | Theological Seminary's School of World Missions. |
| an instructor at Trinity College and Fuller | Theological Seminary. |
| He also studied at Fuller | Theological Seminary in Pasadena, Calif., where he woul |
| Graduating from Fuller | Theological Seminary with a Master of Divinity degree i |
| ned a doctor of ministry degree from Fuller | Theological Seminary. |
| d his Doctor of Pastoral Theology at Fuller | Theological Seminary. |
| He has graduate degrees from Fuller | Theological Seminary (MA) and the University of Califor |
| Fuller | Theological Seminary is located at the western end. |
| ) and a doctorate in Missiology from Fuller | Theological Seminary. |
| degree from UCLA, his master's from Fuller | Theological Seminary and a doctorate in ministry from O |
| tion to its main campus in Pasadena, Fuller | Theological Seminary offers classes at several regional |
| stament in the School of Theology of Fuller | Theological Seminary in Pasadena, California. |
| and Ph.D in Theology and Culture at Fuller | Theological Seminary. |
| Fuller | Theological Seminary is organized into three schools of |
| n Biblical Studies and Theology from Fuller | Theological Seminary in 1981, and was married the same |
| r of New Testament Interpretation at Fuller | Theological Seminary. |
| r received his M.A. in theology from Fuller | Theological Seminary. |
| the School of Intercultural Studies, Fuller | Theological Seminary in Pasadena, California, teaching |
| rch Growth, which was founded by the Fuller | Theological Seminary and the Fuller Evangelistic Associ |
| iso University (1952), his B.D. from Fuller | Theological Seminary (1955), and his Ph.D. from the Dro |
| ing a Master of Divinity degree from Fuller | Theological Seminary in Pasadena, California. |
| He was professor emeritus at Fuller | Theological Seminary, having been Professor of Church H |
| (Donald Hagner, Fuller | Theological Seminary). |
| ard Travis Research Institute at the Fuller | Theological Seminary and Professor of Psychology in the |
| terview that, while there is no fundamental | theological obstacle to ordination of women, there is a |
| on to create a mixed committee for further | theological dialogue between the two (now sister) churc |
| 1783 when he left for Wallachia for further | theological studies returning to Cyprus in 1802. |
| rince then earned a B.D. degree from Gammon | Theological Seminary, Atlanta. |
| tlanta University, Emory University, Gammon | Theological Seminary, LaGrange College, Paine College, |
| Later, Gammon | Theological Seminary made him its first recipient of th |
| tudents, and current students of the Gammon | Theological Seminary, the Morehouse School of Religion, |
| hen attended Harvard University and Garrett | Theological Seminary, earning his Bachelor of Divinity |
| ctor of Student Life at Garrett-Evangelical | Theological Seminary, Evanston, Illinois. |
| of Divinity degree from Garrett-Evangelical | Theological Seminary, Evanston, Illinois (1956), and hi |
| His M.Div. is from Garrett-Evangelical | Theological Seminary (1978). |
| Master of Divinity from Garrett-Evangelical | Theological Seminary. |
| The United Library of Garrett-Evangelical | Theological Seminary and Seabury-Western Theological Se |
| tt Bible Institute, now Garrett-Evangelical | Theological Seminary, in nearby Evanston, Illinois. |
| s received honorary doctorates from General | Theological Seminary, Seton Hall University, and the Ac |
| ed States and Europe: to New York's General | Theological Seminary, St. John's University in Minneapo |
| he accepted a professorship at the General | Theological Seminary. |
| rofessor of Ecclesiastical History, General | Theological Seminary |
| a journalist, he graduated from the General | Theological Seminary in 1850, and became a deacon, auth |
| ia University in 1821, and from the General | Theological Seminary in 1824. |
| arned a second bachelor's degree at General | Theological Seminary in New York. |
| s professor of pastoral theology at General | Theological Seminary in New York City. |
| versity of the South (1967) and the General | Theological Seminary (1968), Doctor of Divinity from th |
| and instaed studied theology at the General | Theological Seminary in New York City. |
| degree in Sacred Theology from the General | Theological Seminary. |
| ress delivered in the Chapel of the General | Theological Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal Church |
| Her record at the General | Theological Seminary was considered exemplary, and she |
| He attended General | Theological Seminary while it was under the presidency |
| ted at home, and later attended the General | Theological Seminary, graduating in 1825. |
| ved degrees from Ithaca College and General | Theological Seminary. |
| umbia University, he studied at the General | Theological Seminary of the Episcopal Church in the Uni |
| lican churchmanship akin to that of General | Theological Seminary in New York City: a liturgical ben |
| Pennsylvania, and graduated at the General | Theological Seminary (New York City). |
| ds a Master of Divinity degree from General | Theological Seminary in New York and a Master of Arts d |
| is he was a fellow and tutor at the General | Theological Seminary, New York. |
| He did his seminary training at the General | Theological Seminary in New York. |
| He was educated at General | Theological Seminary from which he graduated in 1829. |
| received honorary degrees from the General | Theological Seminary, Seabury-Western Theological Semin |
| ernity, then attended the Episcopal General | Theological Seminary, and the Episcopal Theological Sch |
| He graduated from The General | Theological Seminary in New York City in 1943. |
| ork University in 1842 and from the General | Theological Seminary in 1845. |
| He attended The General | Theological Seminary in New York City during the 1950s. |
| derbilt University Divinity School, General | Theological Seminary, and New Brunswick Theological Sem |
| nd did his postgraduate work at the General | Theological Seminary in Manhattan. |
| Bishop Nolden attended The General | Theological Seminary in New York and took his Clinical |
| ew York City and graduated from the General | Theological Seminary in 1876. |
| le University in 1820, and from the General | Theological Seminary in 1823. |
| He graduated from the General | Theological Seminary, New York, in 1869. |
| uate of Columbia University and the General | Theological Seminary of the Episcopal Church, Penny was |
| om Columbia College in 1849 and the General | Theological Seminary in 1852. |
| deceased, formerly president of the German | Theological Seminary, of Newark, New Jersey. |
| ohannes Knolleisen (died 1511) was a German | theological professor. |
| tially by Herder, a long-established German | theological publisher beginning in 1988, it is now publ |
| The prelate translated different German | theological books into English, among them works of the |
| on from Williams, Warner attended Gilmanton | Theological Seminary. |
| ev. Dr. Cheryl Bridges Johns, Church of God | Theological Seminary |
| ssors from JRLC, CBC, and Assemblies of God | Theological Seminary. |
| Perspective published by the Church of God | Theological Seminary's Center for Pentecostal Leadershi |
| ame was changed once again to Church of God | Theological Seminary. |
| Senior Research Professor at Gordon-Conwell | Theological Seminary. |
| ster of Divinity degree from Gordon-Conwell | Theological Seminary in South Hamilton, Massachusetts, |
| ics in the USA who taught at Gordon-Conwell | Theological Seminary for a quarter of a decade and curr |
| It is home to Gordon-Conwell | Theological Seminary, an interdenominational, evangelic |
| n College (A.B., cum laude), Gordon-Conwell | Theological Seminary (M.Div., summa cum laude) and Bran |
| er received a Doctorate from Gordon-Conwell | Theological Seminary in Massachusetts. |
| rofessor of Old Testament at Gordon-Conwell | Theological Seminary |
| Gordon-Conwell | Theological Seminary - Honorary Doctorate of Divinity |
| Officer and Academic Dean at Gordon-Conwell | Theological Seminary. |
| emple University to form the Gordon-Conwell | Theological Seminary in South Hamilton, Massachusetts. |
| Ockenga, former President of Gordon-Conwell | Theological Seminary |
| from Gordon-Conwell | Theological Seminary, and studied for a Doctorate in Bi |
| f Wake Forest (BA, 1972) and Gordon-Conwell | Theological Seminary (MDiv, 1984). |
| rofessor of Old Testament at Gordon-Conwell | Theological Seminary, a position he has held since 1982 |
| e early-1980s while on the faculty of Grace | Theological Seminary (1982-1989). |
| gy, and Doctor of Theology degrees at Grace | Theological Seminary in Winona Lake, Indiana. |
| y the 1950s, he was teaching Bible at Grace | Theological Seminary. |
| from Grace | Theological Seminary, Winona Lake, IN. and D.Min. |
| The NEST is an undergraduate and graduate | theological seminary of some 40 students and seven full |
| He continued his studies at the Graduate | Theological Union and University of California Berkeley |
| the Doctorate in Theology from the Graduate | Theological Union in Berkeley California. |
| hristian College and its School of Graduate | Theological Studies. |
| themselves of the resources of the Graduate | Theological Union. |
| It is an affiliate member of the Graduate | Theological Union, also located in Berkeley. |
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