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searching1234
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Currently I am a Biochemistry major, going into my junior year of college; I am trying to figure out what God’s plan is for my future. Right now I am feeling drawn to the medical field (possibly changing my major to nursing) because I would absolutely love advocating for the pro-life movement as a neonatal nurse and/or “sidewalk counselor.” I have always been very academically driven and recently I have come to absolutely love studying Scripture and the history of the Church.
In search for an answer about baptism, I have continued to find more and more questions. I have been reading the Bible for hours each day, meeting with priests, talking with friends and family about Scripture and doctrine and things of that nature. Just about everyone I have talked to has mentioned that they are shocked/impressed at how well I know Scripture (one of the priests I talked to even said all the questions I asked/things I mentioned gave him a few good sermons) and that they can see my desire for knowledge working for God’s Kingdom possibly by way of words of wisdom as a spiritual gift.
Because of my desire for academia I instantly thought seminary sounded cool, thinking it could also prove to be beneficial for going into a pro-life ministry. However I will admit, I really don’t know too much about seminary. First of all, are women even allowed to attend? And/or is it recommended for women to go to seminary? I guess I’ll start with that for now, and if anyone who has attended or considered attending seminary has advice, I would much appreciate it
In search for an answer about baptism, I have continued to find more and more questions. I have been reading the Bible for hours each day, meeting with priests, talking with friends and family about Scripture and doctrine and things of that nature. Just about everyone I have talked to has mentioned that they are shocked/impressed at how well I know Scripture (one of the priests I talked to even said all the questions I asked/things I mentioned gave him a few good sermons) and that they can see my desire for knowledge working for God’s Kingdom possibly by way of words of wisdom as a spiritual gift.
Because of my desire for academia I instantly thought seminary sounded cool, thinking it could also prove to be beneficial for going into a pro-life ministry. However I will admit, I really don’t know too much about seminary. First of all, are women even allowed to attend? And/or is it recommended for women to go to seminary? I guess I’ll start with that for now, and if anyone who has attended or considered attending seminary has advice, I would much appreciate it