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Conservative Theological Seminary in Jacksonville, Fl?
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1) IMO the PhD program appears to be a joke.
2) The PhDs on the faculty teaching PhD courses and evaluating PhD dissertations are PhD grads of this same unaccredited, unrecognized school! Yet the school claims that its faculty have advanced training from "well known" (or a similar adjective) schools.
Bill
1) IMO the PhD program appears to be a joke.
2) The PhDs on the faculty teaching PhD courses and evaluating PhD dissertations are PhD grads of this same unaccredited, unrecognized school! Yet the school claims that its faculty have advanced training from "well known" (or a similar adjective) schools.
Bill
Thanks Bill.
I did notice a few of the teaching faculty with degrees from: Luther Rice Seminary, Dallas Theological Seminary, Philadelphia College of the Bible (Philadelphia Biblical University), Jones University, Piedmont Bible College.
You cannot argue, however, that these schools are not well known. That is the reason I posted concerning Conservative.
I did notice a few of the teaching faculty with degrees from: Luther Rice Seminary, Dallas Theological Seminary, Philadelphia College of the Bible (Philadelphia Biblical University), Jones University, Piedmont Bible College.
You cannot argue, however, that these schools are not well known. That is the reason I posted concerning Conservative.
The PhD program is definitely a joke. I didn't see a single faculty member with a Ph.D from anywhere but Conservative Seminary.
Now, several of the faculty do have legitimate DMin degrees and MDiv/ThM degrees.
IMO, this seminary should not even think about offering anything beyond the M.Div. level, and, in all truthfulness, they shouldn't be anything more than a Bible college.
Now, several of the faculty do have legitimate DMin degrees and MDiv/ThM degrees.
IMO, this seminary should not even think about offering anything beyond the M.Div. level, and, in all truthfulness, they shouldn't be anything more than a Bible college.
DR. DOROTHY C. YOUNGBLOOD
VICE PRESIDENT FOR BUSINESS AFFAIRS
B.A., Conservative Theological Seminary
M.A., Conservative Theological Seminary
MDiv.,Conservative Theological Seminary
Ph.D., Conservative Theological Seminary
Augusta College, Georgia
Augusta Tech., Georgia
Florida Community College
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Oh that's some academic inbreeding right there!
VICE PRESIDENT FOR BUSINESS AFFAIRS
B.A., Conservative Theological Seminary
M.A., Conservative Theological Seminary
MDiv.,Conservative Theological Seminary
Ph.D., Conservative Theological Seminary
Augusta College, Georgia
Augusta Tech., Georgia
Florida Community College
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Oh that's some academic inbreeding right there!
Schools such are Conservative Theological Seminary are worse than a joke, and I hardly ever make such a caustic accusation. The thought that Luther Rice Seminary DMin grads are qualified to supervise PhD students is just plain silly.
I use only Luther Rice because I, too, have a DMin from there. It is a good DMin degree, but it is no way comparable to PhD work.
I say that CTS is worse than a joke---it is blatantly dishonest. If honesty prevailed, CTS would offer perhaps Bible institute diplomas.
Bill
I use only Luther Rice because I, too, have a DMin from there. It is a good DMin degree, but it is no way comparable to PhD work.
I say that CTS is worse than a joke---it is blatantly dishonest. If honesty prevailed, CTS would offer perhaps Bible institute diplomas.
Bill
It shows by the faculty there who list their PhDs from this school as some sort of a qualification just how deep is the desire in some , perhaps otherwise good Christians, to be called "Dr" regardless of how the degree is obtained. The irony is that some, even on BB, see grads of substantial programs as prideful when rigor is discussed as an important requisite for study.
I cannot fathom how DTS and LR grads can associate themselves with such a school in its present condition of appearing oblivious to its farcical PhD program. But then , maybe I too have unsanctified dark corners in my life. God shed His illuminating light in us all, please.
I cannot fathom how DTS and LR grads can associate themselves with such a school in its present condition of appearing oblivious to its farcical PhD program. But then , maybe I too have unsanctified dark corners in my life. God shed His illuminating light in us all, please.
Plain Old Bill
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Never heard of these guys.Who are they?Did they morph out of another school?
Plain Old Bill
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Thanks.
Broadus,
You are correct as to Jr. I know the school, ministry , and Youngbloods personally. They are good people without a doubt. I consider them friends.
As to the school, I know they have several other, whatchamacallem's, uhhh... like visiting professors, who come in to lecture from time to time. I don't think it is quite a diploma mill.
I tend to agree as to the lack of terminal degrees on the faculty. I am considering working on a Masters degree, but looking elsewhere.
Mexdef,
There are good, reputable choices for doing Master's work. Settle on one of those so that your time, effort, and money are most effectively put to use.
Concerning CTS, something is not quite right when 3 of the 4 administrators are members of the same family. I also noticed that Youngblood, Jr., did not finish his Luther Rice work.
Blessings,
Bill
There are good, reputable choices for doing Master's work. Settle on one of those so that your time, effort, and money are most effectively put to use.
Concerning CTS, something is not quite right when 3 of the 4 administrators are members of the same family. I also noticed that Youngblood, Jr., did not finish his Luther Rice work.
Blessings,
Bill