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RE: Biblical Archaeology by DL? - bigfoot - 05-07-2012
lmao!...winston you are killin' me.
I'm with you guys...I love to learn for the sake of learning....I don't need a chea/ra filter to learn and grow academically..keep up the great post!
RE: Biblical Archaeology by DL? - Ben Johnson - 05-08-2012
Master of Biblical Architecture
http://trinitytheology.org/?p=248
In India, not a bad online school, has had the usual criticism because it lacks American accreditation. Run by brown people so doesn't fit the perfection demanded by the Xenophobes.
RE: Biblical Archaeology by DL? - Martin Eisenstadt - 05-09-2012
(05-08-2012, 12:42 AM)Ben Johnson Wrote: Master of Biblical Architecture
http://trinitytheology.org/?p=248
In India, not a bad online school, has had the usual criticism because it lacks American accreditation. Run by brown people so doesn't fit the perfection demanded by the Xenophobes.
Nice find, hard to beat the price (free!). India isn't the first place I think of when looking for Christian-related programs. Funny how the Hindus and the Muslims and even the Zoroastrians don't mind a little Christianity going on, but you can't find a western country that doesn't want to regulate it out of existence.
RE: Biblical Archaeology by DL? - bigfoot - 05-11-2012
Thanks Martin for the hysterical "Bigfoot" post...from tejas. I have always had a real fascination with Biblical Archaeology, Egyptology (though, I know next to nothing about it) and physical anthropology. Primates, Bigfoot, Neanderthal and such. If I were a bit younger and more solvent, I would pursue an academic credential in "the antiquities". Fascinating stuff....
RE: Biblical Archaeology by DL? - farmboy - 07-28-2013
(05-11-2012, 04:06 AM)bigfoot Wrote: Thanks Martin for the hysterical "Bigfoot" post...from tejas. I have always had a real fascination with Biblical Archaeology, Egyptology (though, I know next to nothing about it) and physical anthropology. Primates, Bigfoot, Neanderthal and such. If I were a bit younger and more solvent, I would pursue an academic credential in "the antiquities". Fascinating stuff....
Just curious if you ever chose which program to take.
It's interesting to me that the president of this school:
http://tyndale.edu/
Has a degree from:
http://www.trinitytheology.org/
That he proudly displays:
![[Image: HEBMinistries1.jpg]](http://d2o6nd3dubbyr6.cloudfront.net/media/images/HEBMinistries1.jpg)
On the same wall as various other RA degrees and non-accred degrees.
I like that guy.