Princeton Theological Seminary (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781178286854)

Princeton Theological Seminary, written by Joseph Heatly Dulles, offers a detailed historical account of one of the United States' leading theological institutions. Founded to educate ministers and missionaries, Princeton Seminary has played a pivotal role in shaping American Presbyterianism and broader Protestant thought. This book chronicles the seminary's early years, its founders, its faculty, and the development of its theological identity.

Dulles's work provides valuable insights into the intellectual and religious currents that shaped the seminary, along with the challenges and triumphs it faced in its formative period. It is a significant resource for understanding the history of theological education in America and the enduring legacy of Princeton Theological Seminary.

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