What Are People Saying About the Claremont University Project?
June 24, 2010 Leave a comment
Recently I posted a link to the press conference where Claremont School of Theology officially announced the launch of the Claremont University Project - a multi-faith/interreligious graduate school/seminar. As expected, there has been a wide array of responses to the idea of a Christian seminary transforming itself into an explicitly interreligious institution. Some welcome it as the future of theological education, some as evidence of the natural end of a “weak,” Liberal version of Christianity, and others are simply confused about why this is news or why seminaries are still allowed to grant graduate degrees. Bloggers, religious organizations and news outlets have all reported on the project. Here are what some people are saying:
News
Associated Press
Merinews – An Indian newsource documenting the approval of Hindu leaders
United Methodist Church
Inland Valley Daily Bulleting – The local newspaper in Claremont
LA Times
Jewish Journal
Commentary by President Jerry Campbell
Washington Post
President’s Pen 1
Indian Muslim Observer
President’s Pen 2
Commentary by Others
CST Professor Sheryl Kujawa-Holbrook on the Huffington Post
CST grad Rob Rynders
CST student Ekaputra Tupamahu
Albert Mohler, President of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

