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| Praised, maligned, and misunderstood, the effects of Old Princeton Seminary have towered over theological discussion for a century. From the time God raised up this school in 1812 until 1929, the Princeton theologians were the stalwarts of experimental, Calvinistic theology. The founders of Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary consciously adopted the Princeton Plan as the foundation of instruction for the seminary. Therefore, it is our pleasure to devote our 2012 Spring Theology Conference (the 200th anniversary of Princeton's founding) to an assessment of Princeton and the practical lessons for the church today. Our aim is to shape the discussion in a practical way that will benefit all who attend. |
'From 1812 to 1929, Princeton Theological Seminary represented a coherent, continual
effort to teach and practice what the Princetonians believed was historic Reformed
Christianity... They taught theology as they found it in the Bible, and as they received it
from Augustine, Calvin, Turretin, and, especially, the Westminster Standards. Their lives
proved that they were not only scholars teaching the faith-they were Christians living it.'
~ David B. Calhoun ~ |
| Be sure to sign up early for this popular annual conference and save. Early Bird registration cut-off is Friday, February 3rd, 2012. |
Tuesday & Wednesday Night Sessions are free to the public.
