Seminary
Westminster Theological Seminary
Theological posture
Confessional Reformed
Trustees and faculty are documented as subscribing to a Reformed confession (the Westminster Standards, the Three Forms of Unity or similar).
Doctrinal basis. All trustees and faculty must affirm the Westminster Confession of Faith and the Larger and Shorter Catechisms (Wikipedia).
Points to weigh
- Founded in 1929 by Princeton Seminary faculty, including J. Gresham Machen, who opposed that seminary's modernist reorganization.
- Documented faculty disputes over theological direction: Norman Shepherd (1981, justification), Peter Enns (2008, Old Testament interpretation), and Douglas Green (2014).
Classification and points to weigh are reformededucation.org's judgments from the sources listed below. They describe and do not endorse; confirm current details with the institution.
About
Reformed seminary founded in response to the 1929 reorganization of Princeton Seminary; offers online master's and doctoral programs taught by the same faculty.
Details
- Location
- Glenside, PA
- Founded
- 1929
- Tradition
- Presbyterian
- Denomination / Affiliation
- Reformed; independent
- Degrees
- M.Div.
- M.A.
- Th.M.
- D.Min.
- Ph.D.
- Delivery
- Residential
- Online
- Accreditation
- MSCHE; ATS
- Tuition
- [Placeholder — information to be added]
- Website
- wts.edu/
- Admissions
- [Placeholder — information to be added]
- Sources consulted