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A '''seminary''' is an institution of religious learning, where [[priest]]s or [[reverend]]s are trained to enter the [[clergy]].  Seminaries often confer a "Master of Divinity" degree, along with related doctorates.  Seminary is a required step in the path to become a member of the [[Christian]] clergy. HOPEFULLY THIS PROPOSED AND PROMISING FORM OF EDUCATION WILL LEAD THEM TO BE UPSTANDING PRIESTS WHO DO NOT CHOOSE TO FALL VICTIM TO HOMOSEXUALS BY PROMOTING THEIR CAUSE THROUGH THE NOTION OF EXISTENCE/AWARENESS, INSTEAD THEY WILL DO AS JESUS CHRIST THE FATHER SPIRIT DID AND TURN THE OTHER CHEEK IN THE FACE OF THEIR IGNORANCE AND SIN.
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A '''seminary''' is an institution of religious learning, where [[priest]]s or [[reverend]]s are trained to enter the [[clergy]].  Seminaries often confer a "Master of Divinity" degree, along with related doctorates.  Seminary is a required step in the path to become a member of the [[Christian]] clergy.
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 18:21, May 1, 2008

A seminary is an institution of religious learning, where priests or reverends are trained to enter the clergy. Seminaries often confer a "Master of Divinity" degree, along with related doctorates. Seminary is a required step in the path to become a member of the Christian clergy.

See also