Bible College or Seminary
 

I'm attending an accredited 'Seminary'.

And one that I hope to attend in the future...

Ron and Nate,

explain please! Thanx

There wasn't an option for I got a bachelor's degree and I'm glad I did. :)

Is the poll for ministers only?

No, not all who have attended bible college are ministers. :) where did you attend college? what kind of degree? etc

Just as Coonskinner chooses not to reveal his "apostles and prophets" due to the very likely probability that they'll be picked apart, I will also not reveal the institute I'm studying at for the very same reason... Sorry.

I went to Truman State University in Kirksville, MO and got a Bachelor's of Science in Nursing.

I highly recommend the school. It is refreshingly conservative for a public university (the students, not the faculty).

BOO! HISS! Secular Education!!!!


It's uv da debbew!!!!





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Yeah, best not to RUSH, eh, Berk! lol

Start taking some of the basic required courses at a community college. You'll be that much farther when you decide what you want to do.

I might get to go there for business someday soon... if you are talking about the same place I think you are talking about...

Your poll is based on the FALSE PREMISE that all Bible Colleges are not accredited and are the equivalent of an Associate of Arts degree. Therefore, your poll is not valid.

By 1991, 26 of the 75 US Bible colleges accredited with AABC had also obtained regional accreditation; seven were candidates. Though the role of AABC is appreciated and helpful, many colleges view the attainment of regional accreditation as important for the recognition and status it is alleged to bring. Some respondents, however, are concerned about the effect such a trend may have on the nature of general education programs. These fear that the expansion of general education will come at the expense of biblical/theological and professional studies. One study reported greater required general education units in dually-accredited schools, but no difference could be found on measures considered critical by most Bible college educators: biblical philosophy of general education, student involvement in ministry, requirement of Bible majors for all students, and preparation for some form of ministry, whether lay or professional. SOURCE

Here are some links to a few accredited Bible Colleges or related links:

http://www.lifepacific.edu/academics/accreditation.html

http://www.abhe.org/accredited.htm

http://www.abc.edu/academics/accreditation.php

http://www.cbcag.edu/view.asp?p=11

http://www.kmbc.edu/?q=Academics

http://www.kuyper.edu/About/accreditation.aspx

So, you're saying the UPC is not in the real world?

I didn't read anything into anything. I ASKED A QUESTION. I'm sorry that you're incapable of telling the difference. And excuse me for having taken your original post to mean exactly what you wrote instead of reading into it!

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I didn't know the UPC had a seminary. :girlpopcorn

What are the spiritual benefits of attending a seminary? Are there seminaries where the professors are all Spirit-filled?

Europe was a blast back in the 70s!!!...but that was before I started to church, so no other comments.

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