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Theological study and research at Princeton Seminary is rigorous in scholarship and rooted in the faith of the church. It is attentive to the witness of Scripture and to the development of Christian doctrine, while engaging with contemporary issues in philosophy, science, and the wider culture. The department of theology is positioned in the broad Reformed confessional tradition and at the same time strongly committed to ecumenical dialogue.
Theology is the critical reflection on the beliefs and practices of faith communities. It requires ethical analysis, historical awareness, and contextual understanding. Courses cover systematic theology, Christian ethics, philosophy, and the history of doctrine. Courses in missional and ecumenical theology focus on the integrative character of mission, incorporating the biblical formation and historical development of mission, its contemporary challenges, and the theology of God’s mission.
Deep theological reflection and pressing contemporary issues come together in the classroom through classes like War and Christian Conscience, and The Ethics of Resisting and Accepting Death. Princeton Seminary is committed to teaching students to recognize the connection between Christian theology and responsible Christian action. Faith and practice are a cornerstone of the curriculum.
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Students and professors recall their time on the Revelation and Empire Turkey Travel Course
MTE students on their time at the Princeton Seminary Farminary
On July 18, Sarah Turnblom will join Princeton Theological Seminary as the Director of Assessment and Accreditation.
A key focus for Rohrer is empowering and supporting the Center for Barth Studies, the Center for Asian American Christianity, the Stockton Center for Black Church Studies, the Center for Women, Theology and Gender, and the Center for Contemplative Leadership.
This online certificate program will equip emerging Christian leaders from around the world with the tools they need to uncover important lessons that we, in the Global North, need to hear.
How one Alumni’s use of music led him to pastoral care
Dr. Latimore on the upcoming BTLI conference
Alumni Bill Carter on using music through ministry
Hybrid – Stuart Hall