Central Seminary Gains Standing with ATS
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“ATS is the platinum standard for seminary education. From early on Central Seminary had a desire to add ATS accreditation to its TRACS accreditation.”
Free book for download: Heart, Soul, Might: Meditations on Knowing and Loving God
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Central Seminary faculty, ed. by Kevin Bauder “We judged these chapters to be necessary because we believe that devotion and theology should never be separated. As we see it, our devotion is inescapably informed by our theology, and our theology fails in its purpose unless it terminates in devotion”
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Michael Riley to Central Seminary as Assistant to the President
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Central Seminary hires Assistant to the President Michael Riley blogs at mpriley.com [Diakrisis ]
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Dr Kevin T. Bauder to assume new position of Research Professor of Systematic Theology
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Central Seminary Creates Research Professorship At its November meeting, the board of Central Baptist Theological Seminary created the new position of Research Professor of Systematic Theology. Kevin T. Bauder, the seminary’s president for the past seven years, has been appointed to the post and will commence his new duties in July of 2011.
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Ethos Statement on Hermeneutics & Eschatology
Republished with permission (and unedited) from Central Baptist Theological Seminary. (The document posted at Central’s website in August of 2010.)
Hermeneutics and Eschatology
All faculty at Central Baptist Theological Seminary of Minneapolis affirm a hermeneutical system that interprets all Scripture with a consistently literal or normal method. We also affirm the paradigm of grammatical, contextual, theological, historical exegesis with a view to discerning authorial intent.
Dual Hermeneutics
We all hold that the same hermeneutical principles must govern the interpretation of both testaments. We reject any approach that asserts, for example, that Old Testament prophecies concerning the first advent, life, ministry, death, burial, resurrection, and ascension of Christ should be interpreted differently from Old Testament prophecies concerning the second advent and the earthly rule and reign of Christ. There is no New Testament hermeneutic that supersedes an Old Testament hermeneutic.
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Ethos Statement on Salvation & Sanctification
Republished with permission (and unedited) from Central Baptist Theological Seminary. (The document posted at Central’s website in August of 2010.)
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