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• Martin, Albert N.

• Moore Theological College

• 3 pre-suppositions and 5 principles 1. Authority and sufficiency of scripture with respect to the issue of ministerial training. 2. Flexibility and variety of biblical models of ministerial training 3. Inseperability as a theological scholar and as an able preacher and shepherd of souls 4. Men of proven Christian character and gifts 5. None should be permitted to continue in training if they do not manifest a growing conformity to Christian character 6. Predominant modal influence in special theological training must be exerted by men of proven competence and eminence in the work of the ministry 7. Conscious, consentrated and integrating factor of the entire specialised theological training should be the development of able preachers and competent shepherds and souls 8. Authority and regulative influence of the church over the entire framework of specialised training ought never to be suspended or neutralised by any other structure Cassette label reads : "The training of the preacher A.N. Martin" Some distortion underneath.

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