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| In 1962, Morton Smith completed his doctoral studies in the Free University of Amsterdam. His dissertation appeared soon thereafter in book form as Studies in Southern Presbyterian Theology. Since that time Dr. Smith has lectured often on the topic of Southern Presbyterianism and its theology and these lectures continue to be a favorite among students, elders, and Christians of all ages. The course is popular because it covers a wide range of topics through the instrumentality of those most interesting, and sometimes controversial, Southern Presbyterians. Who can resist hearing about Leighton Wilson, the great missionary statesman, or John Girardeau, the Chalmers-like churchman, theologian, and pastor to slaves? And, of course, the class features "the great man of the South," James Henley Thornwell. The course will include Archibald Alexander, John Holt Rice, Robert L. Dabney of Virginia, Benjamin M. Palmer, Robert Webb of Kentucky and many more. These men were international Calvinists and no one knows them like Morton Smith. Come learn from the master. | |||||
| Dr. Morton H. Smith is one of the founding professors of Greenville Seminary. He is the Professor of Systematic and Biblical Theology, and he has contributed to and written numerous books. | |||||
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All tuition for the Studies in Southern Presbyterian Theology class is $326.00 (tuition and fees), or $40 to audit. Please register by Friday, July 3 through the Registrar's office only by calling 864.322.2717 or e-mailing the registrar.