Ligon Duncan on U.S. Theological Education Today

Reformed Theological Seminary Chancellor Ligon Duncan visited the Institute on Religion & Democracy on July 11 to review the state of U.S. theological education today. Viewers may access video of Duncan’s lecture below via the IRD YouTube channel. Downloadable podcast audio is available via IRD’s Soundcloud account here.

At 28, Duncan was elected to the faculty of RTS. In 1990, he was ordained in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) and began to teach at RTS, Jackson, Miss., where he eventually became chairman of the department of systematic theology, and the John R. Richardson Professor of Theology. Over his thirty-plus years at RTS he has lectured regularly at all of the RTS campuses and he has taught all of the core Systematic Theology courses, Pastoral/Social Ethics, Apologetics, History of Philosophy and Christian Thought, Covenant Theology, Patristics, Evangelism, Worship, Church History, Philosophical Theology, Scottish Theology, Contemporary Theology, and Theology of the Westminster Standards.

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