Seminary

Theological school, school of philosophy, philosophical theological college, and heavenly nature school are instructive organizations for teaching understudies (once in a while called seminarians) in sacred writing, religious philosophy, for the most part to set them up for appointment to server as church, in scholastics, or in Christian service. The English word is taken from the Latin seminarium, interpreted as seed-bed, a picture taken from the Council of Trent archive Cum adolescentium aetas which required the principal present day theological schools. In the West, the term presently alludes to Catholic instructive establishments and has broadened to incorporate other Christian categories and American Jewish organizations.