With an extensive collection of archeological treasures and summer trips to the Tel Gezar dig in Israel, Ashland students get a biblical education outside of the classroom as well as inside. In celebration of the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible come see our collection of dozens of manuscripts.
ATS Cleveland now offers the full Master of Divinity degree conveniently located on the Southeast side of the city.
The youngest ATS center in Columbus now offers full degrees including the Master of Divinity and in 2012 the Master of Arts in Clinical Counseling.
It is not uncommon to hear comments in the media claiming that the Bible has been changed and/or altered over time. These sound bites leave the average Bible reader wondering: Did scribes in antiquity change some of the stories in the Bible and if so, why? In this lecture, Dr. John Byron will look at an ancient practice of interpretation sometimes called "rewritten" Bible. Dr. Byron will provide examples of how stories were sometimes expanded and/or altered by Jewish and Christian Interpreters and will explain why these scribes felt they could and should interpret the Bible this way. Dr. Byron has recently published a book on ways that the Cain and Abel story was reinterpreted, which will be a particular focus of the lecture.

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"Women in Dialogue" is a presentation series developed to address the unique needs and interests of women. We realize that women lead busy lives, and that what they fit into their schedules must provide value. At each stage of life, women have a rich perspective and wealth of experience to share with one another. Thus, ‘Women in Dialogue’ provides quality presentations and opportunities to meet and dialogue with women of all ages.