[pg 432]Theological Schools.Name.Place.Denom.Open.Prof.Stud.Total.Bangor Theol. SeminaryBangor, Me.Cong.1816343139New Hampt. Theo. Inst.N. Hampt., N. H.Baptist182823675Gilmanton Theol. Sem.Gilmanton do.Cong.183532621Theological Seminary.Andover, Mass.Cong.18085142785Divinity Sch. Harv. Univ.Cambridge, do.Cong. Unit.1816227191Theological InstitutionNewton, do.Baptist1825333137Theol. Dep. Yale CollegeN. Haven, Ct.Cong.1822361245Theol. Inst. of Conn.E. Windsor, do.Cong.183432937Theol. Inst. Epis. ChurchNew York, N. Y.Prot. Epis.1817574186New York Theol. Sem.do. do.Presbyt.18364129Theol. Sem. of AuburnAuburn, do.Presbyt.1821471344Hamilton Lit. and Th. Inst.Hamilton, do.Baptist1820427124Hartwick SeminaryHartwick, do.Lutheran181623Theol. Sem. As. Ref. Ch.Newburgh, do.Ass. Ref. Ch.1836311Th. Sem. Dutch Ref. Ch.N. Br'wick N. J.Dutch Ref.1784336179Theol. Sem. Pr. Ch. U. S.Princeton, do.Presbyt.18125113714Sem. Luth. Ch. U. StatesGettysburg, Pa.Evang. L.1826326130German ReformedYork, do.G. Ref. Ch.1825220West. Theol. SeminaryAlleghany T. do.Presbyt.1828231175Theological SchoolCanonsburg, do.Asso. Ch.22247Theological SeminaryPittsburg, do.Asso. Ref.1828119Mercersburg Theol. Sem.Mercersburg, do.Epis. Theol. School of Va.Fairfax Co., Va.Prot. Epis.1822443126Union Theol. SeminaryPr. Ed. Co., do.Presbyt.1824320175Virginia Baptist SeminaryRichmond, do.Baptist1832367Southern Theol. SeminaryColumbia, S. C.Presbyt.183131862Theological SeminaryLexington, do.Lutheran183521020Furman Theol. SeminaryHigh Hills, do.Baptist23030Lit. and Theol. SeminaryEaton, Ga.Baptist183410South-West. Theol. Sem.Maryville, Ten.Presbyt.182122490Lane SeminaryCincinnati, Ohio.Presbyt.182936143Theol. Dep, Ken. CollegeGambier, do.Prot. Epis.1828310Theol. Dep. Wes. Res. Col.Hudson, do.Presbyt.3146Theological SchoolColumbus, do.LutheranGranville Theol. Dep.Granville, do.Baptist183228Oberlin Theol. Dep.Oberlin, do.Presbyt.1834458Indiana Theol. SeminaryS. Hanover, In.Presbyt.210Alton Theol. SeminaryUpper Alton, Il.Baptist1835Carlinville Theol. Sem.Carlinville, do.Presbyt.1838Theol. Dep. Marion Col.N. Palmyra, Mo.Presbyt.1For a notice of the Roman Catholic seminaries, see page325.Progress Of Christianity.M. Laffon de Ladebat, of France, computes the number of Christians, in each century, since the Christian era, as follows:—1st century500,0002d2,000,0003d5,000,0004th10,000,0005th15,000,0006th30,000,0007th25,000,0008th30,000,0009th40,000,00010th50,000,00011th60,000,00012th70,000,00013th75,000,00014th80,000,00015th100,000,00016th125,000,00017th155,000,00018th200,000,000Since the commencement of the nineteenth century, the number of Christians has increased, with great rapidity, in all parts of the world.
[pg 432]Theological Schools.Name.Place.Denom.Open.Prof.Stud.Total.Bangor Theol. SeminaryBangor, Me.Cong.1816343139New Hampt. Theo. Inst.N. Hampt., N. H.Baptist182823675Gilmanton Theol. Sem.Gilmanton do.Cong.183532621Theological Seminary.Andover, Mass.Cong.18085142785Divinity Sch. Harv. Univ.Cambridge, do.Cong. Unit.1816227191Theological InstitutionNewton, do.Baptist1825333137Theol. Dep. Yale CollegeN. Haven, Ct.Cong.1822361245Theol. Inst. of Conn.E. Windsor, do.Cong.183432937Theol. Inst. Epis. ChurchNew York, N. Y.Prot. Epis.1817574186New York Theol. Sem.do. do.Presbyt.18364129Theol. Sem. of AuburnAuburn, do.Presbyt.1821471344Hamilton Lit. and Th. Inst.Hamilton, do.Baptist1820427124Hartwick SeminaryHartwick, do.Lutheran181623Theol. Sem. As. Ref. Ch.Newburgh, do.Ass. Ref. Ch.1836311Th. Sem. Dutch Ref. Ch.N. Br'wick N. J.Dutch Ref.1784336179Theol. Sem. Pr. Ch. U. S.Princeton, do.Presbyt.18125113714Sem. Luth. Ch. U. StatesGettysburg, Pa.Evang. L.1826326130German ReformedYork, do.G. Ref. Ch.1825220West. Theol. SeminaryAlleghany T. do.Presbyt.1828231175Theological SchoolCanonsburg, do.Asso. Ch.22247Theological SeminaryPittsburg, do.Asso. Ref.1828119Mercersburg Theol. Sem.Mercersburg, do.Epis. Theol. School of Va.Fairfax Co., Va.Prot. Epis.1822443126Union Theol. SeminaryPr. Ed. Co., do.Presbyt.1824320175Virginia Baptist SeminaryRichmond, do.Baptist1832367Southern Theol. SeminaryColumbia, S. C.Presbyt.183131862Theological SeminaryLexington, do.Lutheran183521020Furman Theol. SeminaryHigh Hills, do.Baptist23030Lit. and Theol. SeminaryEaton, Ga.Baptist183410South-West. Theol. Sem.Maryville, Ten.Presbyt.182122490Lane SeminaryCincinnati, Ohio.Presbyt.182936143Theol. Dep, Ken. CollegeGambier, do.Prot. Epis.1828310Theol. Dep. Wes. Res. Col.Hudson, do.Presbyt.3146Theological SchoolColumbus, do.LutheranGranville Theol. Dep.Granville, do.Baptist183228Oberlin Theol. Dep.Oberlin, do.Presbyt.1834458Indiana Theol. SeminaryS. Hanover, In.Presbyt.210Alton Theol. SeminaryUpper Alton, Il.Baptist1835Carlinville Theol. Sem.Carlinville, do.Presbyt.1838Theol. Dep. Marion Col.N. Palmyra, Mo.Presbyt.1For a notice of the Roman Catholic seminaries, see page325.Progress Of Christianity.M. Laffon de Ladebat, of France, computes the number of Christians, in each century, since the Christian era, as follows:—1st century500,0002d2,000,0003d5,000,0004th10,000,0005th15,000,0006th30,000,0007th25,000,0008th30,000,0009th40,000,00010th50,000,00011th60,000,00012th70,000,00013th75,000,00014th80,000,00015th100,000,00016th125,000,00017th155,000,00018th200,000,000Since the commencement of the nineteenth century, the number of Christians has increased, with great rapidity, in all parts of the world.
Theological Schools.Name.Place.Denom.Open.Prof.Stud.Total.Bangor Theol. SeminaryBangor, Me.Cong.1816343139New Hampt. Theo. Inst.N. Hampt., N. H.Baptist182823675Gilmanton Theol. Sem.Gilmanton do.Cong.183532621Theological Seminary.Andover, Mass.Cong.18085142785Divinity Sch. Harv. Univ.Cambridge, do.Cong. Unit.1816227191Theological InstitutionNewton, do.Baptist1825333137Theol. Dep. Yale CollegeN. Haven, Ct.Cong.1822361245Theol. Inst. of Conn.E. Windsor, do.Cong.183432937Theol. Inst. Epis. ChurchNew York, N. Y.Prot. Epis.1817574186New York Theol. Sem.do. do.Presbyt.18364129Theol. Sem. of AuburnAuburn, do.Presbyt.1821471344Hamilton Lit. and Th. Inst.Hamilton, do.Baptist1820427124Hartwick SeminaryHartwick, do.Lutheran181623Theol. Sem. As. Ref. Ch.Newburgh, do.Ass. Ref. Ch.1836311Th. Sem. Dutch Ref. Ch.N. Br'wick N. J.Dutch Ref.1784336179Theol. Sem. Pr. Ch. U. S.Princeton, do.Presbyt.18125113714Sem. Luth. Ch. U. StatesGettysburg, Pa.Evang. L.1826326130German ReformedYork, do.G. Ref. Ch.1825220West. Theol. SeminaryAlleghany T. do.Presbyt.1828231175Theological SchoolCanonsburg, do.Asso. Ch.22247Theological SeminaryPittsburg, do.Asso. Ref.1828119Mercersburg Theol. Sem.Mercersburg, do.Epis. Theol. School of Va.Fairfax Co., Va.Prot. Epis.1822443126Union Theol. SeminaryPr. Ed. Co., do.Presbyt.1824320175Virginia Baptist SeminaryRichmond, do.Baptist1832367Southern Theol. SeminaryColumbia, S. C.Presbyt.183131862Theological SeminaryLexington, do.Lutheran183521020Furman Theol. SeminaryHigh Hills, do.Baptist23030Lit. and Theol. SeminaryEaton, Ga.Baptist183410South-West. Theol. Sem.Maryville, Ten.Presbyt.182122490Lane SeminaryCincinnati, Ohio.Presbyt.182936143Theol. Dep, Ken. CollegeGambier, do.Prot. Epis.1828310Theol. Dep. Wes. Res. Col.Hudson, do.Presbyt.3146Theological SchoolColumbus, do.LutheranGranville Theol. Dep.Granville, do.Baptist183228Oberlin Theol. Dep.Oberlin, do.Presbyt.1834458Indiana Theol. SeminaryS. Hanover, In.Presbyt.210Alton Theol. SeminaryUpper Alton, Il.Baptist1835Carlinville Theol. Sem.Carlinville, do.Presbyt.1838Theol. Dep. Marion Col.N. Palmyra, Mo.Presbyt.1For a notice of the Roman Catholic seminaries, see page325.Progress Of Christianity.M. Laffon de Ladebat, of France, computes the number of Christians, in each century, since the Christian era, as follows:—1st century500,0002d2,000,0003d5,000,0004th10,000,0005th15,000,0006th30,000,0007th25,000,0008th30,000,0009th40,000,00010th50,000,00011th60,000,00012th70,000,00013th75,000,00014th80,000,00015th100,000,00016th125,000,00017th155,000,00018th200,000,000Since the commencement of the nineteenth century, the number of Christians has increased, with great rapidity, in all parts of the world.
For a notice of the Roman Catholic seminaries, see page325.
Progress Of Christianity.
M. Laffon de Ladebat, of France, computes the number of Christians, in each century, since the Christian era, as follows:—
Since the commencement of the nineteenth century, the number of Christians has increased, with great rapidity, in all parts of the world.