CHAPTERS: 1 Introduction KINDS OF THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION RESEARCH 2. Biblical exegesis (updating sources) 3. Thematic, topical, or literary research 4. Descriptive research 5. Program Development 6. Case study 7. Action research 8. Writing for publication 9. Academic theses and dissertations (MA Phd) 10. Professional theses and dissertations (DMin) CARRYING OUT THE RESEARCH 11. Research thinking 12. Choosing a topic 13. Finding resources 14. Planning research 15. Reading, evaluation 16. Computer tools for research and writing 17. Writing research 18. Parts of a paper 19. References and notes 20. Statistics and graphic representation 21. Keeping honest and protecting research participants PRESENTATION 21. Paper Format 22. Turabian and SBL footnotes and bibliography 22. APA and Turabian parenthetical references and reference list 23. Conclusion APPENDIXES A. Transliteration of Biblical languages B. List of Abbreviations of reference works in theology/religion C. Tips for the typist (probably should have different name...) D. US States. I would omit, except this is being used in other countries. E. Bible book abbreviations
Nancy Vyhmeister (EdD, Andrews University) has fifty years of experience in teaching future pastors and professors not only in the United States but throughout the world. She continues to have a global ministry in her retirement years. She has authored several books, both in Spanish and English, including a Greek grammar book for Spanish-speaking students. She was editor of Women in Ministry: Biblical and Historical Perspectives. She currently resides with her husband in Loma Linda, California. Terry Robertson (MA, Andrews University, MLS Indiana University) is Seminary Librarian at Andrews University and teaches the master's level research course at the seminary.
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