Reformed Baptist Schools

[JM]

Anyone know of a conservative Reformed Baptist School that offers distance education in theology? I'd be interested in any Reformed schooling that would be simpathetic to my Baptist leanings, one that wouldn't ask me to affirm the Westminster.

 

[eutychus]

I know this isn't what you're looking for since it's not Reformed Baptist, but Southern Baptist Theological Seminary is reformed, and it's Baptist, and it offers distance courses.

 

[AndOne]

Check out the Moody Bible Institute - they have an awesome distance education program. You can take distance and on-line courses through them. They are generally Calvanistic in theology (their words in describing themselves) and they will not ask you to affirm the Westminster confession of faith (though I don't see why you wouldn't want to). They offer programs for both Bachelors degrees as well as graduate level stuff. They are a little on the expensive side - but they are an accredited college of good repute.

 

[Laserman]

Street Preacher,

Try the Reformed Baptist School of theology in Grand Rapids Michigan. The church there runs the school and it's by correspondence. They have courses on cassette and video and it doesn't cost an arm and a leg. They hold to the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith which is very similar to the Westminster ( Almost identical) but reflects the baptist heritage. They are Baptist, Calvinist, covenantal and Amillenial. you should be able to find them on the web.There's also a Calvinst/ Baptist school in Florida I think it's called Spurgeons School of theology or something like that, they are premill. Most Reformed baptist are Amill, some are post, few are premill.

Barry

 

[JM]

Street Preacher,

Try the Reformed Baptist School of theology in Grand Rapids Michigan. The church there runs the school and it's by correspondence. They have courses on cassette and video and it doesn't cost an arm and a leg. They hold to the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith which is very similar to the Westminster ( Almost identical) but reflects the baptist heritage. They are Baptist, Calvinist, covenantal and Amillenial. you should be able to find them on the web.There's also a Calvinst/ Baptist school in Florida I think it's called Spurgeons School of theology or something like that, they are premill. Most Reformed baptist are Amill, some are post, few are premill.

Barry

Ahhhh, shank u.