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The study seminars of the Foundation for Reformed Theology are intended to provide for the reading, study, and discussion of classical texts of Reformed theology. While some of the reading is done in advance, most seminars have found it helpful through the years to plan for alternating reading periods and seminar discussions. The following is provided as an example of how a seminar might schedule its time for the First Seminar: John Haddon Leith.
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Monday |
10-12 |
Arrive on Campus |
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2-4 |
Reading Period I |
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7-9 |
Seminar I—John H. Leith, Introduction to the Reformed Tradition |
Tuesday |
9-11 |
Reading Period II |
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11-12 |
Lecture I--Professor |
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2-4 |
Seminar II—John H. Leith, Basic Christian Doctrine, first half |
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7-9 |
Reading Period III |
Wednesday |
9-11 |
Seminar III—John H. Leith, Basic Christian Doctrine, second half |
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11-12 |
Lecture II--Professor |
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2-4 |
Reading Period IV |
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7-9 |
Seminar IV—John H. Leith, From Generation to Generation |
Thursday |
9-11 |
Reading Period V |
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11-12 |
Lecture III--Professor |
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2-4 |
Seminar V—John H. Leith, Reformed Imperative |
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7-9 |
Reading Period VI |
Friday |
9-11 |
Seminar VI—John H. Leith, Pilgrimage of a Presbyterian |
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2-4 |
Travel Home! |
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