What is Wyoming Seminary?
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Obviously someone has never LOOKED at a systematic theology, or they'd know that there is no way to read a systematic theology without intense bibly study.\n\n\nSystematic Theology is (one of a few) great way to study the Bible. Every believer should do this, at least in supplement to regular devotional study.\n\nIt forces you to ACTUALLY STUDY, not just read stupidly. Alot of folks get upset about studying the Bible through theological works, but, especially until you get into more debated topics (and even then, it helps understand the debate) it really clears up WHY the church teaches what we teach, and where I think the reasoning is stoopid.\n\n-Stephen
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You mean like transubstantiation? Faith?
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Check out Florida State or University of Florida or West Florida University.\n\n\n\nhttp://www.biblebelievers.com/AllThis.html
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I think it's called Chiaros or Kairos.  I think it's an offshoot ministry of Walk to Emmaus or Upper Room.  I found a couple links.\n\nBlessings
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See if you can check it out at www.beliefnet.com (or .org)
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I suggest you contact the Archdiocese of Sydney:\nPolding Centre,\n133 Liverpool Street,\nSydney NSW 2000\nTel: +61 2 9390 5100\n\nWith love in Christ.
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i can't seem to find any info on it. why not contact the church itself...nearby church for more answeres.
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with what preacher camden wears i would say methodist
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Yes, I even live in North WYOMING....\nI live in a town that has 29,000 residents.
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I'm not sure on all the details, but I know that in order to enter the seminary, you must have a bachelor's degree and have taken a specific number of philosophy courses.  I would suggest talking with a priest and finding a seminary to find out more.
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I'm assuming you mean grants or scholarships? Because getting loans (Stafford, Perkins..) is pretty easy (although I'd recommend it only as a last resort, considering that you're not exactly heading into a high-paying field.  You don't want to get stuck with years of paying back loans!) A few possible resources:  1) the business office or financial aid office at the school/seminary you're intending to enroll in. 2) your denominational office (whoever's in charge of ordination, licensing, etc.) 3) your local congregation--ask your pastor, your parish council, and/or put an ad in the church's bulletin or newsletter.  You could ask your local church to sponsor you.  If you are currently a pastor of a church, you might check into the Lilly Foundation's program to help fund sabaticals for pastors.  I was at a conference last year where they were practically begging pastors to apply.  Good luck with your search.
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"The Great Plains meet the Rocky Mountains in Wyoming. In essence the state is a plateau broken by mountain ranges. \n\n They include (in the northwest) the Absaroka, Owl Creek, Wyoming, Gros Ventre, Wind River and Tetons ranges, and in the west, the Salt River Range. In addition, the rugged peaks of the Bighorn and Laramie Mountains add to the impressive topography. \n\n Most of the eastern landscapes are wind swept plains and grasslands. The elevated Great Divide Basin (plateau) splits the Continental Divide in the south-central part of the state. \n\n Significant rivers include the Bighorn, Green, Powder and North Platte. For information on the geysers and hot springs within Yellowstone National Park, go here \n\n For an accurate look at the topography of Wyoming, view this map."
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The Department of Housing and Urband Development offers external links to Wyoming Landlord Tenant Law.  Some law exists in Wy. Ann. Stat. § 1-21-1201 ff. and § 34.  A lot of this depends, however, on what kind of law you're looking for, since it's scattered throughout the Wyoming statutes.
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Wheaton College (Illinois) is the most prestigious Christian college/university (if you're talking about ones that still actually promote Biblical doctrine and require Bible classes and chapels, not just those that were founded on Christian principles). Other pretty good ones I know of are Taylor (Indiana), Biola (California), and Houghton (New York).
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Almost invariably, Biblical scholars are professors at universities, which involves lots of research and publication as well as teaching.\n\nBiblical scholars with strong particular faith committments and denominational affiliation often teach at church-affiliated institutions (Bible colleges, denominational colleges, seminaries and the like) in departments of Theology.\n\nBiblical scholars with no particular faith commitment or affiliation usually teach in non-church-affiliated public or private universities or colleges (state universities, private liberal arts colleges, and the like) in departments of comparative religion or religious studies.\n\nSometimes Biblical scholars are historians, sometimes they are archaeologists, sometimes they are experts in literary criticism.