Featured Fundamental Baptist Colleges

That's probably about the gist of it- :laugh:

 

Trinity Baptist College

I actually adjunct-teach at TBC (just a couple of random classes), and I think while they still self-describe as fundamental, they don't discuss it very often. Again, probably because they're not mad at anyone.

 

I know one of your theology prof's: Dr. Christmas. I think we had a few classes together back in grad and postgrad school. Its been a while so I don't remember as clearly as I should.

 

That's awesome! Adam and I went to school together in our undergrad. He and I are co-teaching Poetic Books next semester, whatever that may entail (seriously, I have no idea how this teaching structure will work). So you've studied at Piedmont, or did he head to Southeastern for a few courses?

 

Did grad and post grad classes together at Piedmont. I would have graduated w/ him for the PhD, but I left the school for various reasons.

 

It was when I went there, but now it depends on who you ask.

 

That's CEDARVILLE. My daughter graduated from there! Wonderful school!

 

Spring 2005

 

Did anyone mention Central Baptist Theological Seminary, in Virginia Beach? My pastor did his post-grad work there.

 

Not that I know of. I have a cousin who graduated there.

Several cousins who went to Cedarville, too. If Cedarville is fundamentalist, then we are using a very broad definition of the word.

Baptist Bible College, Clark's Summit PA, used to be a good fundamental place, but has weakened more recently from all I've heard. Two of my former pastors, up in Maine, graduated from there.

 

I can't believe that no one's list included Bob Jones University!

I had some dealings with John Brown University back in the late 60's (this is the school that presented Bob Jones Sr his doctorate), and their Bible department was Dallas Theological oriented. Don't know much about them anymore.

 

BJU is technically a non-denominational school, but to my understanding it is about 95% Baptist nowadays.