GAH! I didn't start this...

[journeyman]

that one shouldn't set you off . . . yes, we are all priests, in the manner of Melchizedek, but you feel a call to be ordained, and so just as policemen and fireman and doctors and lawyers go to school in order to obtain their positions, just as "Bible-teaching" pastors go to Bible College . . . you plan to go to school also . . .

and move on to the next topic - after all, you haven't selected (or been admitted to) a particular school yet (have you?) - so there is nothing to argue about

(see, already a point of agreement - keep building those bridges!)

And Fides laid out a good way to learn . . . I find that the more I work over the material, the better I know it, and pretty soon, it is embedded knowledge. Every argument you can't refute on the spot is another chapter in the book of knowledge you'll be writing for yourself . . . and your book will get better and better as you (and your opponents) work over your knowledge