Being There Culture and Formation in Two Theological Schools (Religion in America) by Jackson W.; Barbara G. Wheeler; Aleshire, Daniel O.; Penny Long Marler Carroll ISBN 13: 9780195114935

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Hardback. New. In narratives reflecting three years immersion in the culture of two Protestant seminaries - one evangelical, the other mainline - the authors explore the role of culture in educating and forming students. In doing so, they not only illuminate the structure and process by which culture educates and forms, but also provide insight into important dynamics of American religious life.