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How Theological Schools Actually Work,
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This review is from: Being There: Culture and Formation in Two Theological Schools (Religion in America) (Hardcover)
During the past year, I've had occasion to read several books on theological education. This book is by far the most interesting and suggestive of the lot. Repeated visits by the four co-authors to two campuses and careful observation of how students are shaped by the all the dimensions of campus life (included but most certainly not limited to classes)yields a compelling picture both of what actually happens at a theological school and of the role of such schools in religious communities. For anyone with even a passing interest in theological education.
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Being There: Culture and Formation in Two Theological Schools (Religion in America) by Penny Long Marler (Hardcover - October 16, 1997)
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