I was looking through various seminaries, and came across this from DTS.
I thought that perhaps some of the BB folks may actually enjoy sitting in on some of the lectures given at the seminary level(s).
When the page loads, there will be a spiral bar at the bottom and the rest of the "blocks" blank, look at the small tabs at the top, select the course, the topic, and then the specific lecture.
One warning, I suggest that you don't skip about, because that will allow one to take things said out of context!
If you skip about, and pull at random, you may hear a prof imitating an author and think that is what the prof actually is teaching.
What is really interesting to me is the course work in the eschatology. (ST106)
I started with "Eschatology in Christian Theology."
Some wouldn't have an interest in that area, but might want to "visit" at some level the teaching done at this Seminary.
NOTE: I do not endorse nor not endorse DTS, and have no interest in this thread being used to bash or discuss issues of that sort. Rather, This thread is to be offered as an educational tool ONLY. If there are other seminaries that one can access nearly full length course work on line without even signing up, please use this thread to post the link(s).
So here is the link: DTS Online Education Player
I thought that perhaps some of the BB folks may actually enjoy sitting in on some of the lectures given at the seminary level(s).
When the page loads, there will be a spiral bar at the bottom and the rest of the "blocks" blank, look at the small tabs at the top, select the course, the topic, and then the specific lecture.
One warning, I suggest that you don't skip about, because that will allow one to take things said out of context!
If you skip about, and pull at random, you may hear a prof imitating an author and think that is what the prof actually is teaching.
What is really interesting to me is the course work in the eschatology. (ST106)
I started with "Eschatology in Christian Theology."
Some wouldn't have an interest in that area, but might want to "visit" at some level the teaching done at this Seminary.
NOTE: I do not endorse nor not endorse DTS, and have no interest in this thread being used to bash or discuss issues of that sort. Rather, This thread is to be offered as an educational tool ONLY. If there are other seminaries that one can access nearly full length course work on line without even signing up, please use this thread to post the link(s).
So here is the link: DTS Online Education Player
