What is your favourite subject?
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Scott Bushey
Puritanboard Commissioner
1) Systematics
2) Apologetics
3) Evangelism
2) Apologetics
3) Evangelism
Saiph
Puritan Board Junior
A Prolegomena On The Metaphysical Use And Symbolic Meaning In The Musical Instruments Painted By Hieronymous Bosch In His Paintings Of Hell, And Other Intriguing Metaphors.
...just kidding.
1. Latin
2. O.T./Ancient Near East History
3. Eschatology
[Edited on 3-23-2004 by Wintermute]
...just kidding.
1. Latin
2. O.T./Ancient Near East History
3. Eschatology
[Edited on 3-23-2004 by Wintermute]
twogunfighter
Puritan Board Freshman
Practical Theology
SolaScriptura
Puritanboard Brimstone
1. Hermeneutics
2. Systematics
3. New Testament
4. Old Testament
and last, but not least...
5. underwater basket weaving. That would rock. :wr51:
2. Systematics
3. New Testament
4. Old Testament
and last, but not least...
5. underwater basket weaving. That would rock. :wr51:
1. Systematics
2. Latin and Greek
3. (after having MUCH more experience) Preaching
2. Latin and Greek
3. (after having MUCH more experience) Preaching
luvroftheWord
Puritan Board Sophomore
Somebody forgot to put Biblical Theology and Literary Theology on the list. 
My order would be:
1. Systematic/Biblical Theology
2. Hermeneutics/Literary Theology
3. Old Testament
My order would be:
1. Systematic/Biblical Theology
2. Hermeneutics/Literary Theology
3. Old Testament
I have to agree ...
... with the above sentiment regarding Biblical (or Covenant) Theology. As the broader category surrounding exegesis (OT & NT), for those of us who want to click both we are stuck
choosing which language we like better, or perhaps the NT's heightened relevance (i.e. as ministers of the New Covenant). When we really prefer to joy 
in the unity of the whole!
1) Biblical (Covenant) Theology
2) Systematic Theology
3) Church History
... with the above sentiment regarding Biblical (or Covenant) Theology. As the broader category surrounding exegesis (OT & NT), for those of us who want to click both we are stuck
choosing which language we like better, or perhaps the NT's heightened relevance (i.e. as ministers of the New Covenant). When we really prefer to joy in the unity of the whole!1) Biblical (Covenant) Theology
2) Systematic Theology
3) Church History
I wouldn't dream of teaching. That "stricter judgment" is too scary. But if I did, I'd offer a course on cults and -isms.
And by the way (off-topic), has anybody ever wanted to slap a relativist when he says, "Well, that's YOUR interpretation. What's true for you might not true for me"? Just wondering.uzzled:
And by the way (off-topic), has anybody ever wanted to slap a relativist when he says, "Well, that's YOUR interpretation. What's true for you might not true for me"? Just wondering.
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