sandrajune
Puritan Board Freshman
Hi. First time posting. I see variants of this question but some are dated and things change so quickly in academia.
Over the 11 years of running a women's bible study, I've been frustrated at the "fluffy" content and bad theology available. I wind up having to correct the video and teach the women the biblical precepts myself. After prayer and a great deal of discussion, I am headed to seminary in order to prepare myself to write studies for women that are soundly reformed in theology and actually presume that women have brains capable for learning without cute stories of puppies, adopted kids, or how to do hospitality well.
I visited Westminster East this week (loved it!) and was told they teach exclusively reformed theology. But after having a thorough convo with the hubby, I've realized it isn't practical for me to attend a seminary three hours from home and therefore I am looking into hybrid online programs with reformed theology. I spoke with someone today from SBTS and was told that they teach all views and let the graduate decide for themselves. This seems problematic to me.
The question: which HYBRID ONLINE PROGRAM is soundly reformed: Reformed Theological Seminary, Covenant Theological Seminary or Southern Baptist Theological Seminary? (I HAD to throw SBTS in there even though, because it has such a great rep!) Thanks!
Over the 11 years of running a women's bible study, I've been frustrated at the "fluffy" content and bad theology available. I wind up having to correct the video and teach the women the biblical precepts myself. After prayer and a great deal of discussion, I am headed to seminary in order to prepare myself to write studies for women that are soundly reformed in theology and actually presume that women have brains capable for learning without cute stories of puppies, adopted kids, or how to do hospitality well.
I visited Westminster East this week (loved it!) and was told they teach exclusively reformed theology. But after having a thorough convo with the hubby, I've realized it isn't practical for me to attend a seminary three hours from home and therefore I am looking into hybrid online programs with reformed theology. I spoke with someone today from SBTS and was told that they teach all views and let the graduate decide for themselves. This seems problematic to me.
The question: which HYBRID ONLINE PROGRAM is soundly reformed: Reformed Theological Seminary, Covenant Theological Seminary or Southern Baptist Theological Seminary? (I HAD to throw SBTS in there even though, because it has such a great rep!) Thanks!