People often make artificial judgements out of what they perceive to be necessity. In reality, though, they are not actually assigning value but merely using the appearance of doing so to assuage or inflate their sense of self-importance (which may have tangential value of itself, but does not create a definition for the value of the object in question).
And Seminary really doesn’t seem to be a hard case.
Is this because you have done a close and objective study of the subject, or because you feel this is so?