SCS recently hosted the annual Council on Dispensational Hermeneutics. Dean Fazio was able to present his paper titled, “Dispensation” Biblically Defined: A Consideration of the NT Usage of the Greek Term oikonomia. If you missed the live presentation, you can read the paper here on our blog.
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Three of our faculty members here at Southern California Seminary recently presented their latest research to our doctoral students who were on campus for summer residency. We are pleased to provide the video and links for further study below. The Divergent Worldview Paradigm as Hermeneutical Foundation for Hebrew Cosmology This is a paper presented by
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SCS is pleased to announce the latest publication from Dr. Miller which may be of special interest to those in department of Behavioral Sciences. Copies can be downloaded directly from Dr. Millers site. Abstract The problem for many troubled youths seeking help within a Christian context is that their need for meaningful connections and spiritual
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SCS is please to announce that our Librarian, Jennifer Ewing, is presenting a the upcoming Mythmoot V: Fantastic Frontiers, June 21–24, 2018, National Conference Center in Leesburg, VA on The Bitter Watches of the Night: From Anne Elliot to Éowyn of Rohan—Crossing Frontiers from the Home front to the Battlefront. Abstract R. R. Tolkien is often
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SCS is pleased to announce that SCS Professor Dr. Mutie’s article, Attitudes toward Death in Greco-Roman and Early Christian Cultures, was published in Pakistan Journal of Historical Studies Vol. 2, No. 2, Emotions, Death and Dying (Winter 2017), pp. 89-115. Abstract This article explores how death was understood in late Antiquity in Greco-Roman and Christian cultures. It argues
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Professor Cory Marsh was recently interviewed Paul J. Scharf, M.Div., Editor in Chief had this to say: Providentially, through the process of contributing to the new book called Forged from Reformation, I have become familiar with Cory Marsh, who also contributed to the book and served as its copy editor. My interactions with him led to
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To All Associated with SCS (and beyond), On Friday Oct 27 @ 6:30pm at the Event Center on the Shadow Mountain campus, we will be hosting a promotional event for the new SCS Press publication, Forged From Reformation: How Dispensational Thought Advances the Reformed Legacy. The evening will consist of several of the book’s authors
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The 2017 Evangelical Theological Society, Far West Region on April 21 is centered on the theme, 500 Years of Reformation: Sola Scriptura. In addition to plenary speaker Dr. Carl R. Trueman, Southern California Seminary has several of our professors presenting papers. The Reformation principle of sola Scriptura rests squarely upon a hermeneutical foundation of protestant
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Dr. Miller’s article,”The Unity of Brotherhood in the African Church: Establishing a Biblical self-Identity in the Shared Leadership of Elders,” was peer reviewed and selected for publication in Renewal: Journal of West Africa Theological Seminary 3, no. 1 (October 2016): 49-73. ABSTRACT The Continent of Africa has an enduring Christian legacy; both in what has been penned in
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Professor Cory Marsh’s article, “”Kingdom Hermeneutics and the Apocalypse: A Promotion of Consistent Literal Methodology”” was selected for publication in the Journal of Ministry And Theology. Fall 2016, Vol. 20 Issue 2, pp.84-105. From the Introduction The purpose of this article is to analyze the hermeneutical approaches of several key eschatological positions concerning the book of Revelation,
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