I'm looking for advice on M.Div. programs. I'm looking to attend a school that will prepare me to serve in a wide variety of denominations (I'm somewhere along the United Methodist-Anglican/Episcopal spectrum in theological orientation, but am pretty ecumenical), that will be intellectually stimulating and challenging, and that will prepare me for the prospect of future doctoral work. I am interested broadly in religion and society (more specifically ecclesiology, ethics, history, and sociology of religion). I've been accepted to the following M.Div. programs with solid financial aid awards:
1. Princeton Theological Seminary
2. Duke Divinity School
3. Candler School of Theology (Emory University)
Any advice on which of these programs would be best based on what I'm looking for? What are the strengths and weaknesses of each at this point in time?
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I'm looking for advice on M.Div. programs. I'm looking to attend a school that will prepare me to serve in a wide variety of denominations (I'm somewhere along the United Methodist-Anglican/Episcopal spectrum in theological orientation, but am pretty ecumenical), that will be intellectually stimulating and challenging, and that will prepare me for the prospect of future doctoral work. I am interested broadly in religion and society (more specifically ecclesiology, ethics, history, and sociology of religion). I've been accepted to the following M.Div. programs with solid financial aid awards:
1. Princeton Theological Seminary
2. Duke Divinity School
3. Candler School of Theology (Emory University)
Any advice on which of these programs would be best based on what I'm looking for? What are the strengths and weaknesses of each at this point in time?
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