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Denver Seminary
Denver Seminary is an accredited, graduate-level institution based in Littleton, Colorado with extension campuses in Washington DC and West Texas. It offers MA, MDiv, and DMin degrees with numerous specialized concentrations and has enrollment of about 900 students. It is known for its emphasis on training and mentoring as an integral aspect to seminary education. Denver Seminary adheres to the National Association of Evangelicals Statement of Faith.
== Theological stance ==
The evangelical theological stance of Denver Seminary is captured by the words of the late chancellor Vernon Grounds:
Here is no unanchored liberalism, freedom to think without commitment. Here is no encrusted dogmatism, commitment without freedom to think. Here is a vibrant evangelicalism, commitment with freedom to think within the limits laid down in Scripture.
This statement was first used by Grounds to stake out Denver Seminary's theological position in the midst of conflict between moderately conservative and ultra-conservative factions of the Conservative Baptist Association that eventually led the ultra-conservative faction to withdraw from the CBA and found the Conservative Baptist Fellowship (CBF). Grounds, formerly the academic dean of fundamentalist Baptist seminary in New York state affiliated with the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches, eventually becoming a key spokesperson for the evangelical movement that attributes its roots to the writings of Carl F. H. Henry. Under his leadership, Denver Seminary became firmly rooted in this theological camp.
Today, Denver Seminary is a non-denominational, evangelical seminary that still holds to this statement by chancellor Vernon Grounds.
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