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'''Westminster Theological Seminary''' was founded in 1929 and continues the school of thought known as [[Princeton Theology]].  There is also a quasi-independent California branch in Escondido, California (near [[San Diego]]), which, like Westminster Theological Seminary, has close ties with the [[Orthodox Presbyterian Church]].
 
'''Westminster Theological Seminary''' was founded in 1929 and continues the school of thought known as [[Princeton Theology]].  There is also a quasi-independent California branch in Escondido, California (near [[San Diego]]), which, like Westminster Theological Seminary, has close ties with the [[Orthodox Presbyterian Church]].
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===Peter Enns Controversy===
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In March 27 2008, its Board of Trustees announced that their professor Peter Enns would be suspended from teaching at the seminary. This occured because of poor scholarship in and lack of proper scholarly and Reformed theological elaboration of his 2005 book '''Inspiration and Incarnation'''. <ref> http://trevinwax.com/2008/03/29/the-peter-enns-controversy/ The Peter Enns Controversy </ref>
  
 
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Revision as of 18:06, February 14, 2009

Westminster Theological Seminary was founded in 1929 and continues the school of thought known as Princeton Theology. There is also a quasi-independent California branch in Escondido, California (near San Diego), which, like Westminster Theological Seminary, has close ties with the Orthodox Presbyterian Church.

Peter Enns Controversy

In March 27 2008, its Board of Trustees announced that their professor Peter Enns would be suspended from teaching at the seminary. This occured because of poor scholarship in and lack of proper scholarly and Reformed theological elaboration of his 2005 book Inspiration and Incarnation. [1]

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