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The School of Theology at Boston University is the oldest Methodist theological seminary in North America, and the founding School of our University. With guidance from our ecumenical faculty, students explore programs in comparative theology, world Christianity and missions, and evangelism encompassing the full theological spectrum of Christian engagement with the world. As seminarians, students also benefit from our participation in the Boston Theological Institute by registering for classes, using the libraries, or attending special lectures or workshops for classes at any of the nine theological schools in the consortium.
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Dead Sea Scrolls
(Dr. Harrell Beck, 1986-05-11)A sermon about the Dead Sea Scrolls by Dr. Harrell Beck -
America’s Changing Religious and Cultural Landscape and its Implications for Theological Education
(The Association of Theological Schools, 2014)This essay explores the changes in American culture that have made the very notion of religious communities and religious leadership an increasing challenge. Gathering, sustaining, and leading a congregation requires ... -
Fambidzano: Ecumenical Movement of Zimbabwean Independent Churches
(Mambo Press, Gweru, Zimbabwe, 1989) -
The God of the Matopo Hills: An Essay on the Mwari Cult in Rhodesia
(Mouton & Co., the Netherlands, 1970) -
Guerrilla Snuff
(Baobab Books, Harare, Zimbabwe, 1995) -
Zionism and Faith-Healing in Rhodesia: Aspects of African Independent Churches
(Mouton & Co., the Netherlands, 1970) -
Quest for Belonging: Introduction to a Study of African Independent Churches
(Mambo Press, Gweru, Zimbabwe, 1987) -
Old and New in Southern Shona Independent Churches
(Mouton & Co., the Netherlands, 1971) -
Spiritual but not Religious?: Beyond Binary Choices in the Study of Religion
(Wiley Blackwell, 2013-06)"Spirituality" has often been framed in social science research as an alternative to organized "religion," implicitly or explicitly extending theoretical arguments about the privatization of religion. This article uses ... -
1999 Editorial Board and Panel
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2001 Editors
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1998 Editorial Panel
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2000 Editors
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An interview with Martha Muelder conducted by Lee Carpenter
(2012-09-07)An interview with Martha Muelder, wife of Dean Walter G. Muelder, Muelder served the school from 1945-1972 as professor and Dean. Martha was very involved with the life of the school and their local church in Newton, MA. ... -
Patterns of Speciation and Extinction and the Divine Valuing of Creation
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Creation and Revelation: Two Edges of Contact Between Science and Religion
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Foreward
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Introduction
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Theology of Creation and Natural Science
(Boston Theological Institute, 2012-08-21)
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