Phrases with «seminary degree»

A "seminary degree" refers to a higher education diploma awarded to individuals who have completed studies in theology or religious subjects. It is a certification that shows that someone has gained knowledge and skills in their chosen religious field, usually to serve as a pastor, priest, or religious leader. Full definition

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Sentences with «seminary degree»

Can we really compare women who have devoted their lives to studying scripture, many with seminary degrees and years of experience, to the promiscuous, first - century Roman widows mooching off the church and spreading idle tales from door to door? (rachelheldevans.com)
Although women earn 58 percent of college degrees, they only earn about 30 percent of seminary degrees. (rachelheldevans.com)
in 1970, schools could offer both the «in - sequence» D.Min., awarded as a first seminary degree after four years of study, and the «in - ministry» degree, based on a continuing education program for clergy already in ministry. (religion-online.org)
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Phrases with «seminary degree»

Sentences with «seminary degree»

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