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Seminary and Saints: A Reciprocal Sine Qua Non (1)

Seminary and Saints: A Reciprocal Sine Qua Non (1)

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  • Russell J. Dykstra

What is the relationship between believers and the seminary? The author makes it clear that believers serve the seminary and the seminary serves believers. The one cannot exist without the other. The seminary is the work of the church preparing ministers of the Gospel, and true faith depends on the preaching of the Gospel, which is what makes the believer. In this sense seminary and saints are sine qua non.

Source: Standard Bearer, 2009. 2 pages.

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