Chancellor
Dr. Ted Hallum, MDiv, DrDiv, PhD (Educational Administration)
Dr Ted Hallum serves as the Honorary Chancellor of ISDET. A life-long student of Theology, he specializes – among other subjects – in the impact of New Age Movement on Church and Theology. He is an outspoken opponent of New World Order both in theory and in its partial operation. His articles on these and related topics can be seen in the resources section of this website. ISDET students who do research in topics related to the New World Order will be benefited much from his insights and guidance.
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Really interesting and an opportunity for conservative Christians who can not afford tuition fees. God bless you?
But I could not find the application procedures, the pre-requisites, and the registration processes. Where and how can I register?
hope you will respond through my e-mail.
God bless you.
This website is under construction and will begin to function fully only in two more weeks. Please come back at that time for admission.
Hello,
I really like your thought process here and would benefit from understanding your mission and vision statements. What do you believe in? Father, Son, Holy Sprit, resurrection? This would be very helpful in deciding to participate. Please consider a section under Introduction or FAQs.
Thank you.
Brief statement and a detailed statement of faith have been uploaded now. Thanks for your note.
This site is being modified and therefore many sections remain incomplete. They will all be revised and placed in position within a week.
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I sent an initial application to you well over a week ago and have not gotten a response. I have sent further inquiries to the proper email address and gotten no reply. I was and am looking forward to pursuing further theological studies, but considering that I haven’t gotten anywhere, I’m wondering, frankly, if you people are really around. One would think answering an email would be a possibility.