Princeton Theological Seminary Address Delivered By Invitation of the Directo
Princeton Theological Seminary Address Delivered By Invitation of the Directo
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The author was Ashbel Green. '• It is to form men for the Gospel Ministry, who shall truly believe and cordially love, and therefore endeavor to propagate and defend that system of religious belief and practice which is set forth in the Confession of Faith, and thus to extend the influence of true evan- gelical piety and gospel order. " 10 This Seminary has been called "the Home of Calvinism. " To-day no thinking man should be ashamed of the title. Any institution might be proud to furnish to t...he Church men whose ideas of liberty and justice, whose zeal and love for men, whose scholarship and power are char- acteristic of the school of Calvin.
Calvin had died two hundred years before this Seminary was founded, but just as his theology had persisted, so did his views of an educated Protestant clergy continue to in- fluence the Presbyterians of the world. He had a fine jealousy as to the character and competence of his professors. He was himself professor of theology. His theological grad- uates were described by a French bishop as •* modest, grave, with the name of Jesus Christ on their lips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The author was Ashbel Green. '• It is to form men for the Gospel Ministry, who shall truly believe and cordially love, and therefore endeavor to propagate and defend that system of religious belief and practice which is set forth in the Confession of Faith, and thus to extend the influence of true evan- gelical piety and gospel order. " 10 This Seminary has been called "the Home of Calvinism. " To-day no thinking man should be ashamed of the title. Any institution might be proud to furnish to t...he Church men whose ideas of liberty and justice, whose zeal and love for men, whose scholarship and power are char- acteristic of the school of Calvin.
Calvin had died two hundred years before this Seminary was founded, but just as his theology had persisted, so did his views of an educated Protestant clergy continue to in- fluence the Presbyterians of the world. He had a fine jealousy as to the character and competence of his professors. He was himself professor of theology. His theological grad- uates were described by a French bishop as •* modest, grave, with the name of Jesus Christ on their lips.
What to read after Princeton Theological Seminary Address Delivered By Invitation of the Directo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander, Charles Beatty, 1849-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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