What do you Presbyterians think- ESPECIALLY those of you in

[SolaScriptura]

What do you think of Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis?

 

[wsw201]

It would not be my first recommendation.

 

[fredtgreco]

It would be my last recommendation of the applicable Reformed seminaries.

 

[SolaScriptura]

Any particular reasons?
I just ask because the school [i:917ad25652]is[/i:917ad25652] the PCA's denominationally sponsored seminary and yet I seldom hear anyone talking about CTS on this site.

 

[C. Matthew McMahon]

Bryan Chapel is the President of the school. He is taking the PCA denomination down the wrong road of "Neo-Presbyterianism." (i.e. "how far AWAY from the Regulative principle shall we go??? let's find out...&quot

 

[wsw201]

[quote:112169070b][i:112169070b]Originally posted by webmaster[/i:112169070b]
Bryan Chapel is the President of the school. He is taking the PCA denomination down the wrong road of "Neo-Presbyterianism." (i.e. "how far AWAY from the Regulative principle shall we go??? let's find out...&quot [/quote:112169070b]

Some would say he is attempting to take CTS "far away" from the entire Westminster Standards. Whether he takes the entire denomination in that direction is yet to be seen. He takes a "loose" subscriptionist postion and many grads that I know say he wants to take CTS in that direction (if he hasn't already).

 

[C. Matthew McMahon]

Contradiction?

[i:6d59dac948]"loose"[/i:6d59dac948] [b:6d59dac948]subscriptionist[/b:6d59dac948] postion.

 

[SolaScriptura]

What issues will the school allow profs to be "loose" on? (Aside from a historic understanding of the regulative principle.)

 

[wsw201]

Creation for one.

 

[C. Matthew McMahon]

The commandments, two and four, also.