Lane Theological Seminary

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Presbyterian seminary educational institution theological seminary

Lane Theological Seminary was a prominent 19th-century Presbyterian theological school in Cincinnati, Ohio, known for its influential role in the American abolitionist and evangelical reform movements.

Aliases (1)

Cincinnati Theological Seminary ×1

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Presbyterian seminary → educational institution → theological seminary →
activeInCentury	19th century →
affiliation	Presbyterian Church →
associatedWith	American antislavery movement → Second Great Awakening →
campusType	urban campus →
city	Cincinnati NERFINISHED →
closureYear	1932 →
country	United States of America →
denomination	Presbyterian →
educationalFocus	ministerial training → theological education →
foundedBy	Lyman Beecher → Presbyterian Church in the United States of America →
governedBy	board of trustees →
historicalSignificance	center of early organized antislavery debate in the West → influenced formation of Oberlin College antislavery culture →
inception	1829 →
languageOfInstruction	English →
locatedIn	Cincinnati, Ohio NERFINISHED → Hamilton County, Ohio → Ohio →
mergedInto	McCormick Theological Seminary →
movement	abolitionism → evangelical reform →
namedAfter	Elias Boudinot Lane →
notableAssociatedPerson	Harriet Beecher Stowe →
notableFaculty	Calvin Ellis Stowe → Lyman Beecher →
notableFor	Lane Debates on Slavery → role in American abolitionist movement → role in evangelical reform movements →
notableStudent	Theodore Dwight Weld →
primaryDegree	Bachelor of Divinity → theological diplomas →
region	Midwestern United States →
religion	Christianity →
significantEvent	Lane Debates on Slavery → Lane Seminary debates of 1834 →
significantYear	1834 →
sponsoredBy	Presbyterian donors →
state	Ohio →
status	defunct →
theologicalTradition	Calvinism → Reformed theology →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Calvin Ellis Stowe → Calvin Ellis Stowe ("Cincinnati Theological Seminary") → Lyman Beecher →	employer
Henry Ward Beecher → Thomas Kinnicut Beecher →	educatedAt