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Having no charter, he conferred no degrees; but he succeeded in supplying to candidates for the ministry some measure of the liberal education which he himself had so eagerly absorbed at the University of Edinburgh, and with this education he also imparted to his students much of his own earnestness and religious enthusiasm. It is conceded that the early American Presbyterian Church owes an enormous debt to Mr. Tennent not only for the men to whom he gave their only theological training, but fo...r the fact that *' he convinced the Pres- byterians of the Middle Colonies that they need not and ought not wait upon Great Britain and New England for an educated ministry. '' ^ But the more far-sighted spirits of the Synod of Philadelphia, though indorsing the work of the Log College, nevertheless plainly recognized its inadequacies. At best it was a makeshift ; it had no academic standing, no permanent organization; it was a one-man affair; it was not a genuine college. And more with a view * John DeWitt, " Planting of Princeton College, " Presb.
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Having no charter, he conferred no degrees; but he succeeded in supplying to candidates for the ministry some measure of the liberal education which he himself had so eagerly absorbed at the University of Edinburgh, and with this education he also imparted to his students much of his own earnestness and religious enthusiasm. It is conceded that the early American Presbyterian Church owes an enormous debt to Mr. Tennent not only for the men to whom he gave their only theological training, but fo...r the fact that *' he convinced the Pres- byterians of the Middle Colonies that they need not and ought not wait upon Great Britain and New England for an educated ministry. '' ^ But the more far-sighted spirits of the Synod of Philadelphia, though indorsing the work of the Log College, nevertheless plainly recognized its inadequacies. At best it was a makeshift ; it had no academic standing, no permanent organization; it was a one-man affair; it was not a genuine college. And more with a view * John DeWitt, " Planting of Princeton College, " Presb.
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