Sentence examples for theological faculty from inspiring English sources

The bishop is elected by pastors and members of the theological faculty.

In 1245 he was graduated master in the theological faculty and obtained the Dominican chair "for foreigners".

In 1527 Philip founded the University of Marburg and recognized Lambert's service by appointing him head of the theological faculty.

In 1732 he was named to the theological faculty at Halle, but Pietists there opposed his association with Zinzendorf, and he was expelled the next year.

Because its halls were the scene of numerous theological disputations, the name Sorbonne became a popular term for the theological faculty of Paris.

After completing his studies at the Protestant Theological Faculty of Paris in 1949, he received his Ph.D. at the Princeton Theological Seminary.

Most survive, almost unseen and unheard, in lay pressure groups, religious orders, theological faculties and missions.

With independence, practically all theological faculties had disappeared, and their position of preeminence was taken over by faculties of law.

In the Netherlands, following the reform of the theological faculties in 1876, four chairs in the history of religions were founded.

Successive pontiffs, down to the Great Schism of 1378, cultivated friendly relations with the university and systematically discouraged the formation of theological faculties at other centres.

The theological faculties at the universities of Athens and Thessaloníki train candidates for the episcopate, as well as religious teachers who remain laymen.