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| study house for clergy with a conservative | theological ethos. |
| The Open Orthodox University is a Russian | theological educational institution founded by Fr. |
| Two House Messianic Movement is a disputed | theological movement involving the re-unification of th |
| also seeks a progressive Church in a wider | theological sphere, inspired by the Spirit of God, that |
| A few | theological, archaeological, and astronomical articles |
| ence in the East Bloc, but with a different | theological emphasis. |
| was established there in 1909, and a minor | theological seminary in 1931. |
| chtenstein on the establishment of a Jewish | theological seminary. |
| so referred to as prevenial) is a Christian | theological concept rooted in Augustinian theology. |
| the Earlham School of Religion, a Christian | theological school in the Quaker tradition. |
| others, including one, and later a second, | theological school in Pati. |
| wn for having and maintaining a progressive | theological and social perspective. |
| founding President and first tutor of a new | theological institution, the Hackney Academy. |
| influence, Coffin would emerge as a leading | theological liberal. |
| ebate or the origins debate) is a recurring | theological and cultural-political dispute about the or |
| Cliff College is a Christian | theological college in Calver, Derbyshire, that teaches |
| ohannes Knolleisen (died 1511) was a German | theological professor. |
| The Book of Exodus: A Critical, | Theological Commentary (1974) |
| Balasuriya submitted a 55-page | theological defense to the Congregation for the Doctrin |
| Boston and elected to establish a Methodist | theological school. |
| to become head of Bala (1891), now a purely | theological college, the students of which were sent to |
| e Southern Methodist Church, a conservative | theological body separate from the United Methodist Chu |
| ivinity School publish a non-denominational | theological journal. |
| ents being the collection of a considerable | theological library, with the books of which I am famil |
| There is a Christian | theological college in the valley, Cliff College |
| d to England in 1882 and published a series | theological pamphlets. |
| alma mater, which was embroiled in a bitter | theological controversy with its third president, Willi |
| Mamarapha College is a post-secondary | theological institution for indigenous Australians loca |
| The paper takes a reformed | theological position and is one of two in the United Ki |
| He founded St. Mark's College, a Catholic | Theological College in affiliation with the University |
| lished 1993) which debates Hell in a modern | theological and philosophical way. |
| He edits the Founders Journal, a quarterly | theological publication of Founders Ministries, and has |
| Receptionism is a Christian | theological doctrine that in the Eucharist service the |
| obal society, as well as laying out a clear | theological basis for dialogue. |
| hire Christian School, which has a Reformed | theological orientation). |
| Generation Theology (LGT), a controversial | theological position held by a segment of Seventh-day A |
| ollege was from 1915 until 1974 a Methodist | Theological College located at 416-420 Liverpool Road, |
| en they arrived, and they left with a solid | theological education, but were still primarily Spanish |
| rmanicum in Rome and received a substantial | theological education. |
| rising liberal influences, needed a strong | theological school of its own. |
| Church of Scotland urgently required a new | theological college (New College) in Edinburgh, an Asse |
| the heart of Surat, India and is a leading | theological university for Dawoodi Bohras. |
| n justification betrays special ability and | theological circumspection. |
| enced to death for his knowledge, about the | theological justification of a tyrannicide. |
| him under the seal of confession about the | theological justification of a tyrannicide. |
| 31-1445), these controversies about Western | theological elaborations and usages were identified as, |
| He is the author of about fifty | theological and historical treatises. |
| sh Anglican priest, university academic and | theological writer. |
| December 1670) was an English academic and | theological writer. |
| nflicted with the consensus of academic and | theological scholarship. |
| s a teaching position at the Academical and | Theological Institution of New Hampton, New Hampshire, |
| he develops personal accounts, principally | theological but also political, cultural, philosophical |
| on of organisations to accredit evangelical | theological education, which later formed their own ass |
| Seminary is a resident, accredited graduate | theological school in New Orleans, Louisiana, founded i |
| d stars that contain those who achieved the | theological virtues of faith, hope and love, and repres |
| tial figures in Christian Ethics across the | theological spectrum. |
| e Second Vatican Council, where he acted as | theological adviser to Bishop Wilhelm Kempf of Limburg. |
| esentation of the Spirit in Acts," Criswell | Theological Review 5.1 (1990) 15-29. |
| In addition to | theological instruction, the speakers often deliver ins |
| destroy the World Trade Center, and adds a | theological argument that the United States is an "evil |
| oused the Presidents of the adjacent Bangor | Theological Seminary. |
| The Advancement of | Theological Education, with H. |
| James Martineau was an advocate of | theological inclusivity arguing that explicitly Unitari |
| After completing | theological studies at Selwyn College in the 1950s, he |
| After completing | theological studies at St. John's Regional Seminary in |
| g his study of law at Toulouse, and after a | theological course at Geneva, he became the pastor of t |
| St Michael's & All Angels | Theological College is founded at Aberdare. |
| lead of the clergy who were, after all, the | theological professionals." |
| the National Children's Alliance, Nazarene | Theological Seminary and the American Public Human Serv |
| See also Interdenominational | Theological Center alumni. |
| Tucker was also a | theological advisor to the commission that produced the |
| he wrote a Chinese dictionary and also many | theological texts in Chinese. |
| In the following year the American Moravian | Theological Seminary was founded, and he was appointed |
| ened under the name of the American Baptist | Theological Seminary on September 14, 1924. |
| of various classical writers, and among his | theological writings are Early Christian Writers on the |
| Among Anglican | theological colleges, Open Evangelicalism is particular |
| a theory which found no favour amongst his | theological friends” (Otto Pfleiderer). |
| 1390) was an English | theological scholar, and advocate of the English reform |
| In decisions of an Avignon | theological tribune he headed in 1354, Joannes de Rupes |
| e was established to provide an evangelical | theological education to ordinands who could not go to |
| hard Baker, D.D. (1741-1818) was an English | theological writer. |
| ularly known as "Staggers"), is an Anglican | theological college and one of six religious Permanent |
| School of Theology (PAST) is an evangelical | theological college located in Nyahururu, Kenya. |
| Other works include an anti-Latin | theological pamphlet. |
| An international | theological controversy developed concerning the licitn |
| He is also Editor of Tradition, an Orthodox | theological journal. |
| ne Bible College (MNBC) is an undergraduate | theological and ministerial training college owned and |
| o sought to bring his dream for an Armenian | theological seminary to life at this site, since all se |
| illiam Asplin (1686/7-1758), was an English | theological writer. |
| Indonesian University and at an Indonesian | Theological College and is on the Board of five interna |
| He was an ardent | theological student, a man of warm feelings and conside |
| Christians meeting Hindus: an analysis and | theological critique of the Hindu-Christian encounter i |
| The NEST is an undergraduate and graduate | theological seminary of some 40 students and seven full |
| f Covenant College (1956-1964) and Covenant | Theological Seminary (1956-1970) in St. Louis, Missouri |
| niversity of Edinburgh, Scotland, and Union | Theological Seminary, Richmond, Virginia. |
| hen attended Harvard University and Garrett | Theological Seminary, earning his Bachelor of Divinity |
| studied at Peterhouse, Cambridge and Wells | Theological College before being ordained priest in 195 |
| ion's North Central College and Evangelical | Theological Seminary (E.T.S.). |
| uis, Toronto Baptist Seminary, and Covenant | Theological Seminary. |
| ry, with a plot, a set of characters, and a | theological theme concerning the nature of the covenant |
| Cambridge (BA 1965, MA 1968) and Cuddesdon | Theological College |
| an, where he was Phi Beta Kappa and Western | Theological Seminary (now Seabury-Western) at Evanston, |
| ale, the Mount Hermon school, and including | theological society parchments as well as all of his pa |
| ritual leader of the Naqshbandi order and a | theological lecturer in Herat. |
| and a graduate of Oberlin College and Union | Theological Seminary in the City of New York, founded t |
| iversity, Mount Holyoke College, and Newton | Theological Seminary. |
| g his two B.D.'s from Yale in 1896 and Drew | Theological Seminary in 1900. |
| at integrates both Pentecostal and Wesleyan | theological emphases. |
| g as a Christian Training Institution and a | theological institute for the Baptist churches in Benga |
| n evangelical, Anabaptist, and conservative | theological orientation." |
| hop College in Marshall, Texas and Richmond | Theological Seminary. |
| minary in St. Louis, Missouri and Concordia | Theological Seminary in Fort Wayne, Indiana. |
| duated from Grove City College and Virginia | Theological Seminary. |
| an instructor at Trinity College and Fuller | Theological Seminary. |
| degree at Columbia University and Union | Theological Seminary. |
| later became Ashland University and Ashland | Theological Seminary). |
| tional University (philosophy) and Reformed | Theological Seminary in Orlando (M.Div.), |
| and a | Theological College in London, Canada West in 1844. |
| educated at the Open University and Kelham | Theological College. |
| over College in Indiana in 1833, and Bangor | Theological Seminary in 1839. |
| eory, The principles of musik (1636), and a | theological defence of marriage between first cousins, |
| ate of Dartmouth College (1828) and Andover | Theological Seminary (1833). |
| o, would return to Leiden to teach, and his | theological doctrines would have an effect on the Refor |
| m the Lublin Catholic University and Warsaw | Theological Academy. |
| ar School, King's College London and Kelham | Theological College, served in the Indian Army 1942-47 |
| ollege, Harvard Divinity School, and Wesley | Theological Seminary. |
| with an approach towards culture and other | theological points of view which tends to be more inclu |
| ginia at Alexandria, Virginia, and Virginia | Theological Seminary, he was ordained to the priesthood |
| ndrews, the University of Glasgow and Union | Theological Seminary, New York City, USA. |
| 1916 and moved out of its church and Newton | Theological Institution facilities to The Fenway, into |
| Heart Major Seminary in Detroit and Ashland | Theological Seminary. |
| ved degrees from Ithaca College and General | Theological Seminary. |
| y, the University of Virginia and Princeton | Theological Seminary. |
| y (Andover), Dartmouth College, and Andover | Theological Seminary. |
| en's College, Oxford (MA Oxon); and Lincoln | Theological College. |
| it forth, aroused many doubts, and another | theological school appeared in opposition to it, emphas |
| 1944 from Wilberforce University and Payne | Theological Seminary. |
| Iohannes Bekkos and his | Theological Positions, Athens, 1981. |
| es of Eastern Nazarene College and Nazarene | Theological Seminary. |
| ed his degrees from Union College and Union | Theological Seminary. |
| rticles related to Ecclesiology and Eastern | theological studies. |
| Livingstone College and Hood | Theological Seminary were originally founded as Zion We |
| camp has ties to Asbury College and Asbury | Theological Seminary in Wilmore, Kentucky. |
| He went to Salisbury and Wells | Theological College (now called Sarum College) in Salis |
| tary (mekteb) and 77 secondary and academic | theological schools (medrese) were operating in 39 of t |
| Hearing and Knowing: | Theological Reflections on Christianity in Africa (1986 |
| nt undertaking of Calvin College and Calvin | Theological Seminary. |
| he Protestant Episcopal Church and Virginia | Theological Seminary, where he graduated in 1857. |
| rch, both by his advice to the duke and his | theological labors. |
| ed University of Texas in Austin and Dallas | Theological Seminary. |
| the University of New South Wales and Moore | Theological College. |
| ical presentation of biblical books and the | theological implications of attending to their final fo |
| issue (the theory of possible worlds) and a | theological topic on the distinction between God's abso |
| ovide accredited undergraduate and graduate | theological education for equipping individuals for Chr |
| eer in promoting interfaith and comparative | theological dialogue in his own community. |
| udied at Baylor University and Southwestern | Theological Seminary, and received a D. Phil. |
| f Wake Forest (BA, 1972) and Gordon-Conwell | Theological Seminary (MDiv, 1984). |
| professor at Belhaven College and Reformed | Theological Seminary in Jackson, Mississippi, and presi |
| egrees from Grove City College and Reformed | Theological Seminary and received his D.Min. |
| ern Michigan University (1973) and Reformed | Theological Seminary (1979) and earned his PhD in 2007 |
| St Augustine's School Dewsbury and Lincoln | Theological College, he was ordained in 1909 and began |
| urnalism at Northwestern University, and in | theological studies from Garrett-Evangelical Theologica |
| Dakota (Bachelor of Arts, 1971) and United | Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio (Master of Divinit |
| ated at Pembroke College, Cambridge and Ely | Theological College. |
| ucated at Aberdeen University and Edinburgh | Theological College and ordained in 1895. |
| udied for ordination at Salisbury and Wells | Theological College. |
| , a table of weights and measures and three | theological tracts on the ages of the world, the loosin |
| rn skepticism at Oberlin, Ohio, and Chicago | theological seminaries. |
| paratory seminary of Saint-Nicolas, and his | theological curriculum for two years in the seminary of |
| iversity of Edinburgh (1955-1958) and Union | Theological Seminary, where he received his PhD in 1965 |
| among students, some IBC staff and Baptist | Theological Centre users. |
| n studied for ordination at Sarum and Wells | Theological College. |
| ulty of the University of Bucharest and the | Theological Academies of Cluj and Sibiu, receiving his |
| er a period of study at Salisbury and Wells | Theological College he was ordained in 1983. |
| ijah was taught to read the Bible and other | theological texts at an early age. |
| Minneapolis, and at both Dallas and Talbot | Theological Seminaries. |
| ed from Bowdoin College in 1840 and Andover | Theological Seminary. |
| rom the University of Maryland and Berkeley | Theological Seminary before his ordination to the pries |
| uding commentaries on the Bible and various | theological topics. |
| bert Bound Choice, Election, and Wittenberg | Theological Method Eerdmans Publishing, 2005 pg. |
| Mountains, to a family of miners and earned | theological degrees from the Perm Seminary in 1894 and |
| Educated at Keble College, Oxford and Union | Theological Seminary in the City of New York, with a do |
| cceeded in undermining his position and his | theological work Amor poenitens (1683) was put on the I |
| Eric first taught at the Andhra Union | Theological College, Dornakal from 1962 to 1964 along w |
| he newly-formed ecumenical Andhra Christian | Theological College in Rajahmundry in 1964, Eric began |
| the first Principal of the Andhra Christian | Theological College, Hyderabad. |
| Andhra Union | Theological Seminary, Dornakal |
| 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. |
| He then attended Andover Newton | Theological School. |
| 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 |
| Andover Newton | Theological School. |
| t the Franklin Trask Library Andover Newton | Theological School (OP 1230) in Newton, Massachusetts. |
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