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| en's College, Oxford (MA Oxon); and Lincoln | Theological College. |
| Chaplain in the RCAF then Warden of Lincoln | Theological College until 1952. |
| St Augustine's School Dewsbury and Lincoln | Theological College, he was ordained in 1909 and began |
| Subsequently he taught theology at Lincoln | Theological College and Christ Church, Oxford. |
| before training for the ministry at Lincoln | Theological College. |
| nglican tradition, he re-trained at Lincoln | Theological College and took up a curacy at St Luke's B |
| , before training for ordination at Lincoln | Theological College and becoming Vicar of St Mildred's, |
| promote Kierkegaard research from literary, | theological and philosophical perspectives at both the |
| April 1919 Yongsan Teaching with little | theological lecturer |
| ount Athos where he also attended the local | Theological Academy. |
| uate religious studies at Meadville Lombard | Theological School in Chicago, Illinois, graduating in |
| oris causa doctorate from Meadville Lombard | Theological School. |
| Meadville Lombard | Theological Seminary |
| her College in Decorah in 1890, from Luther | Theological Seminary, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in 189 |
| 30 he served as the president of the Luther | Theological Seminary. |
| ton, and two seminaries, Concordia Lutheran | Theological Seminary in St. Catharines, Ontario and Con |
| ed his Master of Divinity from the Lutheran | Theological Seminary, doing post-graduate work at the V |
| d a master of divinity degree from Lutheran | Theological Seminary at Philadelphia, one of eight ELCA |
| on-denominational students and the Lutheran | Theological Center |
| t of the Board of Directors of the Lutheran | Theological Seminary at Philadelphia, (1908-20) and in |
| emiah Zimmerman Lectureship at the Lutheran | Theological Seminary at Gettysburg |
| currently the resident organist at Lutheran | Theological Seminary in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, as we |
| thany Lutheran College and Bethany Lutheran | Theological Seminary in Mankato, Minnesota. |
| He attended Northwestern Lutheran | Theological Seminary to study theology for two years, b |
| and STM degrees at the Lutheran | Theological Seminary at Gettysburg, PA. |
| anges between Resurrection and the Lutheran | Theological Institute in Sibiu. |
| (The site is now the campus of the Lutheran | Theological Seminary at Philadelphia). |
| e LC-C's other seminary, Concordia Lutheran | Theological Seminary, is affiliated with Brock Universi |
| ssor of systematic theology in The Lutheran | Theological Seminary in Mount Airy, where he also assum |
| vania College in 1862 and from the Lutheran | Theological Seminary at Gettysburg in 1865. |
| ps to the west of town, out by the Lutheran | Theological Seminary. |
| Lutheran | Theological College, Rajahmundry |
| cademy, after the establishment of the Lviv | Theological Academy and its subsequent transformation i |
| tudied theology and graduated from the Lviv | Theological Academy. |
| itan Andriy Sheptytsky to teach at the Lviv | Theological Academy. |
| St. Paul, Minnesota, graduated from Madison | Theological Seminary in Hamilton, New York, and was ord |
| His major | theological work was his major study addressing the Per |
| He wrote four major | theological treatises in Latin, one on justification an |
| Her anguish was due to the major | theological differences creating strife between the new |
| ent discussions revealed agreement on major | theological issues. |
| of the Advisory Board of Maktaba-e-Anaveem [ | Theological Institute for Laity] Pakistan. |
| There Is, or Should Be, a Distinctive Male | Theological Perspective', in Gospel and Gender, ed. |
| Malua | Theological College was established in 1844, with the m |
| London Missionary Society established Malua | Theological College at the village of Malua on Upolu to |
| The current Review is a student managed | theological journal whose content is provided by facult |
| an a great reader, although he studied many | theological and philosophical works, especially the pub |
| He wrote many | theological and biographical books about, among others, |
| There are many | theological themes underlying the narrative including t |
| Pezel was the editor Of many | theological writings, of which the most important were |
| he wrote a Chinese dictionary and also many | theological texts in Chinese. |
| However, he had "too many | theological objections" to support the ordination of wo |
| After the death of Luther, many | theological controversies arose among the Lutherans, mo |
| d only spiritual functions; there were many | theological treatises and graduations. |
| The church also operates the Marshalls | Theological College, a training college for Christian p |
| o the United States, and entered St. Mary's | Theological Seminary, Baltimore, Maryland. |
| ame chief adviser to the pontiff in matters | theological, particularly in the preparation of the con |
| Ministry established jointly with McCormick | Theological Seminary in Chicago. |
| een 1884 and 1889 and used by the McCormick | Theological Seminary to gain rental income. |
| and the Synod of Lincoln Trails, McCormick | Theological Seminary also educates members of other Chr |
| Dent served as a director of the McCormick | Theological Seminary for nearly 4 decades. |
| from Westminster College and from McCormick | Theological Seminary in 1892. |
| of Minnesota (1917), a B.D. from McCormick | Theological Seminary (1923), an M.A. from the Universit |
| McCormick | Theological Seminary is one of eleven schools of theolo |
| At one point President McKay of McCormick | Theological Seminary threatened to bring in the police. |
| lso taught systematic theology at McCormick | Theological Seminary, from 1912 to 1930. |
| from McCormick | Theological Seminary, and a Th.D. from New Covenant Int |
| 77), an MA in Church History from McCormick | Theological Seminary (1979) and an interdisciplinary Ph |
| ed to Chicago and enrolled in the McCormick | Theological Seminary to study urban ministry. |
| McCormick | Theological Seminary, D.Min. |
| from McCormick | Theological Seminary. |
| of the Old Testament and Dean of McCormick | Theological Seminary in Chicago, Illinois from 1924-195 |
| y of Chicago in 1904, a B.D. from McCormick | Theological Seminary, becoming an ordained Presbyterian |
| , including honorary degrees from Meadville | Theological School, Emerson College, St. Lawrence Unive |
| He served as trustee of the Meadville | Theological Seminary. |
| Church of the Messiah, taught at Meadville | Theological School and traveled as a lecturer. |
| cademia by joining the faculty of Meadville | Theological School (now Meadville Lombard Theological S |
| a, the University of Chicago, the Meadville | Theological School. |
| ch and World Peace at the Meadville/Lombard | Theological School in Chicago and President of the Inte |
| in later years became involved in mediating | theological disputes. |
| faculties, as well as Humanities, Medical, | Theological, Mathematical and Biology faculties were ke |
| Memphis, Tennessee: Memphis | Theological Seminary Press, 1990. |
| 13-2001) was the first President of Memphis | Theological Seminary, serving from June 1, 1964 to Sept |
| Earheart-Brown is the president of Memphis | Theological Seminary. |
| ter, a former president and dean of Memphis | Theological Seminary, and a former director of the Hist |
| ter of Religion Degree in 1985 from Memphis | Theological Seminary and a Doctor of Jurisprudence Degr |
| catalog and Student Handbook of the Memphis | Theological Seminary |
| the CPCA ministers have trained at Memphis | Theological Seminary. |
| as an adjunct faculty member of the Memphis | Theological Seminary (an institution of the Cumberland |
| terian denomination administered by Memphis | Theological Seminary and intended to provide theologica |
| s publications include A History of Memphis | Theological Seminary of the Cumberland Presbyterian Chu |
| Memphis | Theological Seminary |
| stisch-philosophische Lehre vom Menschen", ( | Theological Objection to the Scholastic Philosophical D |
| & Marshall College) and at the Mercersburg | Theological Seminary. |
| Habil., 1968) and of the United Methodist | Theological Seminary in Bad Klosterlausnitz, Germany. |
| ciety and the Oxford Institute of Methodist | Theological Studies. |
| d to the students of Navuloa, the Methodist | Theological School at the time, describing the dangers |
| ethodist Church to educate United Methodist | theological students. |
| and Drug Abuse Ministry from the Methodist | Theological School in Ohio. |
| Boston and elected to establish a Methodist | theological school. |
| Reverend Peine graduated from Methodist | Theological School in Ohio in 1975, served as Associate |
| d on Jesus Lane are Wesley House, Methodist | theological college (or seminary), on the north side an |
| y and a bachelor of divinity from Methodist | Theological School in Ohio. |
| oming a visiting professor at the Methodist | Theological School in Ohio. |
| ollege was from 1915 until 1974 a Methodist | Theological College located at 416-420 Liverpool Road, |
| logy at Cardiff University and St Michael's | Theological College, Llandaff. |
| 1936 to 1939 he was Warden of St Michael's | Theological College, Llandaff, when he was appointed to |
| David's College, Lampeter and St Michael's | Theological College, Llandaff. |
| The six doctrines comprised the minimum | theological knowledge the archbishop considered necessa |
| 788) was an English nonconformist minister, | theological writer and literary critic. |
| was established there in 1909, and a minor | theological seminary in 1931. |
| prefixed to the edition of Pearson's Minor | Theological Works (2 vols., Oxford, 1844). |
| The modern | theological orientations amongst the Muslims of Kerala |
| lished 1993) which debates Hell in a modern | theological and philosophical way. |
| king that he claimed was endangering modern | theological thought. |
| Monophysitism's | theological point of view is also rejected by the Orien |
| al (Rosh Yeshivah) of the Judith Montefiore | Theological College, Ramsgate, from 1926. |
| ond, Anglican clergyman, Principal of Moore | Theological College, Sydney (d.1961). |
| inistry skills before sending them to Moore | Theological College. |
| inked to the growth in enrollments at Moore | Theological College through MTS. |
| He trained at Moore | Theological College, ministered at the Garrison Church |
| on the Georges River Road is part of Moore | Theological College. |
| ecame a lecturer in church history at Moore | Theological College, Sydney. |
| ox's intellectual rigour ensured that Moore | Theological College graduates were less likely to accom |
| the University of New South Wales and Moore | Theological College. |
| He was then a lecturer at Moore | Theological College until 1995, rector of St Luke's, Mi |
| David Broughton Knox was Principal of Moore | Theological College from 1959 until 1985. |
| In the following year the American Moravian | Theological Seminary was founded, and he was appointed |
| d the Doctor of Divinity degree by Moravian | Theological Seminary (1990) and made a Commander of the |
| a Bachelor of Divinity degree from Moravian | Theological Seminary in 1924, and a Master of Arts degr |
| but the Republicans have become a far more | theological, faith-directed party, not troubling with e |
| ions were the permission to open the Moscow | Theological Seminary and Academy, the release of impris |
| 501 and 1527 he printed 213 works of mostly | theological content. |
| Since then my | theological professorship has been weighing heavily on |
| tmore is president emeritus of the Nazarene | Theological Seminary and a former president of the Nort |
| The Nazarene | Theological College, one of several institutions of hig |
| berta and pursue graduate study at Nazarene | Theological Seminary in Kansas City, Missouri before ea |
| es of Eastern Nazarene College and Nazarene | Theological Seminary. |
| the National Children's Alliance, Nazarene | Theological Seminary and the American Public Human Serv |
| s the president of the seminary at Nazarene | Theological Seminary in Kansas City, Missouri. |
| he Nazarene, he graduated from the Nazarene | Theological Seminary in 1947 and received his PhD from |
| There is an endowed scholarship at Nazarene | Theological Seminary named after Prince and his wife Ev |
| Wesleyan circles, he taught at the Nazarene | Theological Seminary for 38 years and was also one of t |
| 77, graduated Summa Cum Laude from Nazarene | Theological Seminary in 1981, and earned a Ph.D. from E |
| en he was elected president of the Nazarene | Theological Seminary (NTS). |
| He pursued graduate studies at Nazarene | Theological Seminary in Kansas City and in 1957 receive |
| Neander's | theological position can only be explained in connectio |
| ester Cathedral and Principal of the nearby | Theological College. |
| rnment process and to provide the necessary | theological training for possible ordination as deacons |
| n Europe that had nurtured the neo-orthodox | theological movement, the church appointed a commission |
| tions of how the Church might arrive at new | theological doctrines. |
| founding President and first tutor of a new | theological institution, the Hackney Academy. |
| e Unitarian Universalist college in the new | theological university. |
| the formation and first revision of the new | theological tripos, the inauguration of the Cambridge m |
| Church of Scotland urgently required a new | theological college (New College) in Edinburgh, an Asse |
| nd as professor of moral theology at Newman | Theological College in Edmonton, Alberta. |
| He was professor of homiletics at Newton | Theological Institution from 1879-82; professor of hist |
| wn University and took his DD at the Newton | Theological Institution. |
| ic building on the campus of Andover Newton | Theological School at 141 Herrick Road in the village o |
| ssachusetts on the campus of Andover Newton | Theological School. |
| iversity, Mount Holyoke College, and Newton | Theological Seminary. |
| He then attended Andover Newton | Theological School. |
| and one of the founders of the Newton | Theological Institution. |
| He attended the Newton | Theological Seminary in Newton Center, Massachusetts. |
| 1916 and moved out of its church and Newton | Theological Institution facilities to The Fenway, into |
| military service in 1865, he entered Newton | Theological Institution, a Baptist seminary, graduating |
| le College in 1840 and then attended Newton | Theological Institution seminary in Newton, Massachuset |
| rom Harvard, Adams taught at Andover Newton | Theological School and Meadville Lombard Theological Sc |
| ctor of Divinity degree from Andover Newton | Theological School as part of his "love affair with the |
| rofessor of Old Testament at Andover Newton | Theological School in Newton, Massachusetts; Joel Moble |
| at Harvard Divinity School, Andover Newton | Theological School, and Meadville Lombard Theological S |
| in the USA he studied at the Andover Newton | Theological School and attended the First Church in New |
| 2010, Meadville Lombard and Andover Newton | Theological School, a seminary in Newton, Massachusetts |
| rown University in 1870 and from the Newton | Theological Institution in 1874, he preached for one ye |
| educated at Brown University and at Newton | Theological Institution. |
| Andover Newton | Theological School. |
| mont for three years he attended the Newton | Theological Institute and graduated in 1853. |
| t the Franklin Trask Library Andover Newton | Theological School (OP 1230) in Newton, Massachusetts. |
| ease the vocations crisis and would have no | theological or pastoral foundation. |
| Hans Reist left no | theological writings and has been nearly forgotten, in |
| ree Will Baptist preacher, though having no | theological training except for his own self-teaching. |
| eport the throne, then it should present no | theological objections against the belief that a Shi'a |
| lergy in kalenters, the king was to have no | theological authority besides approving the superintend |
| ivinity School publish a non-denominational | theological journal. |
| Northwest | Theological Seminary is a theological seminary in the R |
| Northwest | Theological Seminary offers two programs of study: the |
| own journal Kerux: The Journal of Northwest | Theological Seminary that prints biblical-theological m |
| The education of Northwest | Theological Seminary is built on the following principl |
| 1679) was a clergyman who published notable | theological works. |
| loquent preacher and the author of numerous | theological works, including Primary Convictions, he is |
| 1920s, he led and participated in numerous | theological discussions, disagreements and controversie |
| ally written in Greek and contains numerous | theological and magical themes ranging from Christianit |
| editor of The Month, and author of numerous | theological works. |
| professor of church history at the Oberlin | Theological Seminary, Oberlin, Ohio. |
| professor of Church history in the Oberlin | Theological Seminary; from 1892 to 1902, he served at B |
| It is the oldest provider of | theological education for the Methodist Church of Great |
| theology of ministry, methods and models of | theological reflection, ecclesiology, and Lasallian spi |
| Arthur Peacocke, The Journal of | Theological Studies, October 2003 volume 54, issue 2, p |
| ty schools accredited by the Association of | Theological Schools in the United States and Canada. |
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