Are you talking about the Th.M degree? (Which I believe is the minimum degree to teach for ATS schools- correct me if I'm wrong) If you could find...
Neuhaus, I'm not going to answer your asinine question. Worldviews do matter, whether one realizes it or not. This will be a never ending "who...
And I would disagree with you based on my experience--just as you're disagreeing with me based on yours.
Having a religion (or not) does constitute holding a certain worldview, and thus will impact the way you teach, consciously or subconsciously.
Writing as an Army chaplain and as a hospital chaplain (currently board certified by Association of Professional Chaplains), it is possible to...
Too bad. I was at one time very interested in their Ph.D Leadership program.
I would like to read the full article. Anyone willing to post the entirety of it here?
Well, for starters, Liberty's 72 hours M.Div may not be the best choice. One of the main chaplain endorsers for the military, The Coalition of...
To be a pastor, most churches/denominations are going to look for the M.Div or an equivalent degree. There are some denominations that will look...
I'm a pastor myself, currently enrolled in a D.Min, also serving as a US Army reservist--some similarities in terms of "career track." I am in a...
If you want to be a pastor, many of the church will look for the M.Div. Luther Rice is a decent school for a relatively cost effective M.Div.
If you get a M.Div from Luther Rice (or any other NA schools), this will still allow open up doors for you to become a institutional chaplain...
This entire thread is about a doctorate program- which NU doesn't have.
NU- I'm assuming you are talking about Nations University- does not offer D.Min. They don't even have a theology department. And...I don't think...
I was going to recommend Fuller's DMin on Chaplaincy, but then you are looking for something more affordable.... BTW good to run into someone else...
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