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• Presbyterian
  '''Presbyterian''' is a term in religion to describe church governance. It has a graded sy Presbyterian forms are closely associated with the [[Church of Scotland]] which, under [
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• Presbyterian/Approval
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• Presbyterian/Definition
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• Presbyterian/Related Articles
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• Presbyterian/External Links
  *[http://www.thearda.com/Denoms/Families/F_91.asp Presbyterian-Reformed family of denominations in US] *[http://www.thearda.com/Archive/Presbyterian.asp polls of members, U.S. since 1973]
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• Presbyterian/External Links
  *[http://www.thearda.com/Denoms/Families/F_91.asp Presbyterian-Reformed family of denominations in US] *[http://www.thearda.com/Archive/Presbyterian.asp polls of members, U.S. since 1973]
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• Presbyterian
  '''Presbyterian''' is a term in religion to describe church governance. It has a graded sy Presbyterian forms are closely associated with the [[Church of Scotland]] which, under [
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• Presbyterians
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• Presbyterianism
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• Jonathan Clarkson Gibbs/Definition
  (1821 - 1874) Presbyterian minister and African-American officeholder during Reconstruction.
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• Whig Party, Britain/Definition
  ...tish political party that was opposed to the Tories, originally a Scottish Presbyterian opponent of Anglican government.
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• Church of Scotland/Definition
  The national church of Scotland (Presbyterian), founded in the mid-16th century by John Knox as part of the Scottish Refo
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• Hugh Blair/Definition
  ...r of Rhetoric and Belles Lettres at the [[University of Edinburgh]], and [[Presbyterian]] preacher whose sermons and writings made a major contribution to the [[Sc
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• Jonathan Clarkson Gibbs
  ...n Clarkson Gibbs''' ([[September 28]], 1821 - [[August 14]], 1874) was a [[Presbyterian]] minister, the third [[African-American]] to graduate from Dartmouth Colle
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• Reformed Church in the United States
  ...ormed Council]] and maintains ecclesiastical relations with the [[Orthodox Presbyterian Church]], the [[Canadian and American Reformed Churches]], and the [[United
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• Democratic Unionist Party/Related Articles
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• John Knox/Related Articles
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• (Thomas) Robert Malthus/Related Articles
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• Alexander Henderson/Related Articles
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• Jonathan Clarkson Gibbs/Related Articles
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• Reformed churches
  ...f Dort]], which together are called the "Three Forms of Unity", while many Presbyterian churches hold to the so-called [[Westminster Standards]], i.e. the [[Westmi ==Reformed and Presbyterian Churches around the World ==
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• Presbyterian/Related Articles
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• Reformation/Related Articles
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• Greyfriars Bobby
  ...58, and was buried in the Greyfriars Kirkyard - the grounds of a notable [[Presbyterian]] church in Edinburgh's Old Town. ...t post-Reformation stained glass windows, and one of the first organs in a Presbyterian Church in Scotland.
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• Baptist Church
  ...style/congregationalism.htm</ref> This distinguishes Baptist Churches from Presbyterian, Lutheran, Catholic, and Episcopal forms of government which all have exter
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• Hugh Lawson White
  ...Congresses); died in Knoxville, Tenn., April 10, 1840; interment in First Presbyterian Church Cemetery.
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• Greyfriars Kirk
  ...t post-Reformation stained glass windows, and one of the first organs in a Presbyterian Church in Scotland.
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• William Jennings Bryan/Bibliography
  ...undamentalist-modernist Conflict in the Presbyterian Church." ''Journal of Presbyterian History'' 2000 78(1): 34-50. Issn: 0022-3883 Puts Scopes in larger religio
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• Charles II
  ...can]], except during his first reign in Scotland, when he belonged to the (Presbyterian) Church of Scotland, he formally converted to [[Catholic Church|Catholicism
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• George Mackay Brown
  It was a [[presbyterian]] family, but he later converted to [[catholicism]]. He suffered from ill
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• Social Gospel/Bibliography
  * Fraser, Brian J. ''The Social Uplifters: Presbyterian Progressives and the Social Gospel in Canada, 1875-1915'' (1990) ...t E. Blade, "The Great Ends of the Church: Two Perspectives," ''Journal of Presbyterian History'' (1998) 76:181-186.
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• Samuel Bill
  Bill was raised in Ballymacarrett Presbyterian Church, east Belfast, but was most notably associated with Island Street Be
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• Democratic Unionist Party
  ...rom Evangelical Christians, focused around Rev. Ian Paisley and the [[Free Presbyterian]] movement. Their electoral base has expanded considerably over the past nu
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• James Douglas, 4th Earl of Morton
  ...nox]], was even more determined than Knox to oppose any departure from the Presbyterian model. The powerful earl of Argyll and Atholl, a Stuart and Roman Catholic,
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• Georgia Davis Powers
  ...of an adopted son, Georgia and her husband Nicky joined the [[New Covenant Presbyterian Church]] in [[Louisville]]. An unlikely political operative, it was on the
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• A cappella
  ...ch of Christ]], and the [[Old German Baptist Brethren]], as well as some [[Presbyterian]] churches devoted to exclusive [[Psalmody]], are religious bodies known fo
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• Reformed theology
  ...century and further developed within [[Reformed churches|Reformed]] and [[Presbyterian churches]]. This doctrine has become most closely associated with the Frenc
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• Second Great Awakening/Bibliography
  ...tal Theology and Scots-irish Piety on the Kentucky Frontier." ''Journal of Presbyterian History'' 2002 80(1): 3-16. Issn: 0022-3883 * Marsden George M. ''The Evangelical Mind and the New School Presbyterian Experience: A Case Study of Thought and Theology in Nineteenth-Century Amer
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• Of Miracles
  It has been claimed by critics such as [[George Campbell (Presbyterian minister)|George Campbell]] that Hume's argument is circular. That is, he *[[George Campbell (Presbyterian minister)|George Campbell]] ''A Dissertation on Miracles''. 1762. Reissued
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• John McKinly
  ...America|Presbyterian Church]], which is now known as the First and Central Presbyterian Church at Rodney Square in Wilmington. Although nothing seems to be known o ...e policies. However, his [[Ulster-Scots]] background and prominence in the Presbyterian Church community made him acceptable to many who normally associated themse
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• Beck
  ...Warhol]] Factory, his father (David Campbell) was a musician and son of a Presbyterian minister, and his grandfather (Al Hansen) was considered one of the most im
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• William Robertson
  ...t Lady Yester's Kirk and [[Greyfriars Kirk]] in [[Edinburgh]]. A staunch [[Presbyterian]] and [[British Whig Party|Whig]], in 1745 he volunteered to defend the cit
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• Benjamin Rush
  ...ley]]. At the age of 13 he was accepted into the College of New Jersey, a Presbyterian school which is known today as [[Princeton University]]. Two years later h
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• Archibald Pitcairne
  ...ion, and of a satirical poem Babel, containing witty sketches of prominent Presbyterian divines of the time, whom, as a loudly avowed Jacobite, he strongly dislike
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• Church of Scotland
  ...of [[Scotland]]. It is [[reformed theology|Calvinistic]] in doctrine and [[Presbyterian]] in government and discipline. It is the [[established church]], and now e ...r Catechisms," the "Directory for the Public Worship of God," the "Form of Presbyterian Church Government," and the new version of the Metrical Psalms. Following t
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• Vic Snyder
  ...ess in 1997. While he has been on medical missions with his wife Betsy, a Presbyterian minister, he has an 83% rating from the [[Americans United for Separation o
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• Andrew Bonar Law
  ...f James Law (1822-1882), a [[Church of Scotland|Free Church of Scotland]] (Presbyterian) minister. His mother died when Bonar was two, and his father, a graduate o
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• Alexander Henderson
  ...s at first unpopular; but he subsequently changed his views and became a [[Presbyterian]]. He soon made his mark as a church leader, and took an active part in pet ...aled all acts favouring episcopacy, and reconstituted the Scottish Kirk on Presbyterian principles. During this Assembly it was carried (by a majority of seventy-f
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• Wilder Penfield
  ...surgery in New York. By 1924 he founded the Laboratory of Neurocytology at Presbyterian Hospital, Columbia University.
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• Elizabeth II
  ...e a practising Christian, regularly attending Anglican church services (or Presbyterian ones when in Scotland), in addition to her titular role as Supreme Governor
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• Mission Africa
  ...enominations, to support Samuel Bill's work. Missionaries were drawn from Presbyterian, Baptist, Quaker and other backgrounds: teachers were borrowed from the Cal
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• Burns supper
  ...as later to be his wife, and she had fallen pregnant. As a punishment, The Presbyterian Church of Scotland required that Burns be publicly humiliated, by showing p
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• Second Great Awakening
  ...ist]] and the [[Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)]], the [[Cumberland Presbyterian Church]], [[Latter Day Saint movement]], and the [[Seventh-day Adventist Ch ...1, attracting perhaps as many as 20,000 people. Numerous [[Presbyterianism|Presbyterian]], Baptist and Methodist ministers participated in the services. This event
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• Thomas McKean
  ...ew Castle [[Presbyterian|Presbyterian Church]] in New Castle and the First Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Sarah's son, Carlos Fernando de Yrujo, would later ...]], [[Pennsylvania (U.S. state)|Pennsylvania]] and was buried in the First Presbyterian Church Cemetery there. In 1843, his body was moved to the [[Laurel Hill Cem
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• Grover Cleveland
  .... He was named Stephen Grover in honor of the first pastor of the First [[Presbyterian]] Church of Caldwell, where his father was pastor at the time. From 1841 t ...e - a strong, stable, vigorous, humble, uncompromising, and moral man. The Presbyterian paradox of optimism combined with pessimism in Cleveland was reinforced by
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• First Great Awakening
  ...mitment. It had a major impact in reshaping the Congregational church, the Presbyterian church, the Dutch Reformed Church, and the German Reformed denomination, an
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• English Civil War
  ...monarchy. In December 1648, the southern army "purged" the Commons of its Presbyterian members and demanded the trial of the king.
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• William Jennings Bryan
  ...his deep, commanding voice and his extensive travels. Bryan was a devout Presbyterian, a strong proponent of popular democracy, an outspoken critic of banks and ...lt, Bryan left the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in favor of the [[United Presbyterian Church in the United States of America]].
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• Ulster
  ...en and other goods, grew. The majority of the population of Ulster was now Presbyterian, but the Protestant Ascendancy established in the wake of William's victory
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• Scottish Enlightenment
  ...f 1688-89 which, while it was followed by a veritable crusade to enforce [[Presbyterian]]ism and a purge of [[Episcopalian]]s from the church and universities, als
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• Peter Singer
  ...chool called Preshil" in Melbourne, and then went to the [[Presbyterianism|Presbyterian]] Scotch College. Singer writes that the religious teaching at his secondar
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• New England Primer
  ...a basic unity in the colony, the [[Westminster Confession]], drawn up by [[Presbyterian]]s at the [[Westminster Assembly]] in England in 1646, was adopted by most
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• Arthur S. Link
  ...awards, including 10 honorary degrees; and two Bancroft Prizes. An active Presbyterian, he served as vice president of the [[National Council of Churches of Chris
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• Queen Victoria
  ...ed in [[Scotland]]; nowadays it is customary for English royalty to attend Presbyterian services when in Scotland.
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• Caesar Rodney
  ...-Scots|Ulster-Scot]] [[Presbyterian Church in the United States of America|Presbyterian]] from [[New Castle County, Delaware|New Castle County]] who was politicall
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• Nicene Creed
  ...H. Anderson, M.Div., Th.B., B.A.; Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), St Mary's Presbyterian Church, St. Mary's, West Virginia. Retrieved 8 December, 2008</ref>
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• WASP
  WASPs vary in religion, from secular to Episcopalian, [[Presbyterian]], Congregational, [[Baptist]] and [[Methodist]]. [[George H. W. Bush]] and
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• Mike Enzi
  Enzi is an elder in the Presbyterian Church and taught the high school Sunday school class for more than 10 year
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• Oliver Cromwell
  ...lish Parliament before their army went home. Cromwell was not opposed to a Presbyterian form of state church, but he insisted that the Puritan sects or Independent ...monarchy. In December 1648, the southern army "purged" the Commons of its Presbyterian members and demanded the trial of the king.
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• Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
  ...oderator of the General Assembly]] of the [[Presbyterian Church in Ireland|Presbyterian Church]]).
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• Benjamin Harrison (President)
  ...s and politics always interested Harrison. He was a devout member of the [[Presbyterian]] Church and for 40 years served as an elder. He belonged to the pietistic
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• John M. Clayton
  ...|Delaware]], where he died November 9, 1856. He is buried there in the old Presbyterian Cemetery.
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• Yankee
  ...especially true for the [[Congregational church|Congregationalist]]s and [[Presbyterian]]s among them and (after 1860), the [[Methodist]]s. A study of 65 predomina
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• McGuffey Readers
  ...y more secular approach to the material, softening or removing much of the Presbyterian Calvinism which had marked the first (and subsequent) editions. What remain ...liam H. McGuffey's life. He was not only an educator, but also an ordained Presbyterian minister in whose mind education and religion were never separate. He belie
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• American Civil War/Timelines
  *Last major N-S links broken as Presbyterian and Episcopal Churches split North and South
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• Denver, Colorado
  ...E hospital system.<ref> Rebecca Hunt, "Healers on the Hill: St. Luke's and Presbyterian Hospitals of Denver." ''Colorado Heritage'' 2005 (Sum): 2-17. Issn: 0272-93
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• Fourth Party System
  ...sters and members of the Methodist, Congregationalist, Disciples, Baptist, Presbyterian, Quaker, and Scandinavian Lutheran churches. On the "wet" side, Episcopali
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• Genesis
  ...h longer time periods. As cited at the website for Reasons to Believe, the Presbyterian Church conducted a 2-year study concluding there were four views possible f
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• Virginia Foster Durr
  ...ights activist born in [[Birmingham, Alabama]]. She was the daughter of a Presbyterian minister, and at 22 years of age, she married lawyer [[Clifford Durr]], wit
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• African-American history
  ...0 most slaves had become Christians. However few followed the Episcopal or Presbyterian affiliations of most masters; rather by the 1830s most had become Baptists
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• 29th United States Congress
  ** [[Septimus Tustin]], [[Presbyterianism| Presbyterian]], elected June 12, 1841. ** [[William T.S. Sprole]], [[Presbyterianism| Presbyterian]], elected December 7, 1845.
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• 37th United States Congress
  ** [[Phineas D. Gurley| The Rev. Phineas D. Gurley]], [[Presbyterianism| ''Presbyterian'']], elected December 15, 1859 ** [[Byron Sunderland| The Rev. Byron Sunderland]], [[Presbyterianism| ''Presbyterian'']], elected July 10, 1861
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• 22nd United States Congress
  ** [[Reuben Post| The Rev. Reuben Post]], [[Presbyterianism| ''Presbyterian'']], elected December 5, 1831. ** [[William Hammett| The Rev. William Hamett]], [[Presbyterianism| ''Presbyterian'']], elected December 3, 1832.
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• 21st United States Congress
  ** [[Reuben Post| The Rev. Reuben Post]], [[Presbyterianism| ''Presbyterian'']], elected December 7, 1829. ** [[Ralph R. Gurley| The Rev. Ralph R. Gurley]], [[Presbyterianism| ''Presbyterian'']], elected December 6, 1830.
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• World War I, American entry
  ...icans. The largest old-stock Protestant denominations (Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian, Disciples of Christ, Congregational and some Lutheran groups) loudly denou ...nomic leaders were of English or Scottish descent (usually Episcopalian or Presbyterian); they clearly wanted Britain to win, though at first not to the point of A
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• Middletown
  ...when one gets up in the morning; whether one belongs to the Holy Roller or Presbyterian church; or drives a Ford or a Buick....[pp. 23-4]
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• Telephone
  ...s device and transmitted "familiar melodies through telegraph wire" at the Presbyterian Church in Highland Park, Illinois.
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• Woodrow Wilson
  ...the idealistic principles of [[Wilsonianism]] in world affairs. A devout Presbyterian and leading intellectual of the [[Progressive Era]], he served as president ...to age 14, in Augusta, Georgia, where his father was minister of the First Presbyterian Church. During [[Reconstruction]] he lived in Columbia, South Carolina, the
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• William Lyon Mackenzie King
  ...servants they could scarcely afford. The son became a life-long practising Presbyterian with a dedication to applying Christian virtues to social issues in the sty
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• Christmas
  ...he true meaning of Christmas was being lost in a shopping spree.<ref>First Presbyterian Church of Watertown [http://www.watertownfirstpres.org/sermons/12-11-05.htm
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• Saskatchewan
  *Presbyterian 54,856 6.1% ...society, economy and government.<ref>Peter Bush, ''Western Challenge: The Presbyterian Church in Canada's Mission on the Prairies and North, 1885-1925.'' (2000);
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• Scottish people
  ...the use of Scots forms. With the [[establishment]] of the [[Protestant]] [[Presbyterian]] religion, and lacking a Scots translation of the bible, they used the [[G
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• U.S. slavery era
  ...eep slaves as property. The [[Methodism|Methodist]] and [[Presbyterianism|Presbyterian]] churches likewise divided north and south, so that by the late 1850s only
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• Protestantism
  ...ere given non-Roman Catholic organizations, such as "Established Church," "Presbyterian Church," and the like, none of them being named after any of their leaders. ...een united in England and America among the Congregational, Methodist, and Presbyterian Churches. Above all, there is an ever-increasing disposition to combine for
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• John Dickinson
  ...y recent immigrants employed for that purpose. Included among them was the Presbyterian minister Francis Alison, who later began the well known New London Academy
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• Deism
  ...ing but a joke or "well-invented flam." About mid-century, [[John Leland (Presbyterian)|John Leland]], in his historical and analytical account of the movement [ ...were members of traditional Christian denominations (Hugh Williamson was a Presbyterian and the rest were Episcopalians), their political speeches show distinct De
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• United Kingdom
  ...http://www.anglicancommunion.org/ ''The Anglican Community'']</ref>. The [[Presbyterian]] [[Church of Scotland]] (known as "The Kirk") is the official national c The Presbyterian Church in Ireland is closely linked to the Church of Scotland, and is the p
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• John C. Calhoun
  ...ned a church; he closely followed the austere moralism of his Scotch-Irish Presbyterian ancestors, and was never tempted to gamble, womanize, or drink to excess. H
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• Edinburgh
  ...t post-Reformation stained glass windows, and one of the first organs in a Presbyterian Church in Scotland.<ref>[http://www.greyfriars.org/monuments.htm Greyfriars
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• Hong Kong
  ...889), the first head of the government education department was a Scottish Presbyterian educator who helped structure the educational system 1862-1878. Most reside
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• 38th United States Congress
  ** [[Byron Sunderland| The Rev. Byron Sunderland]], [[Presbyterianism| ''Presbyterian'']], elected July 10, 1861
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• Michael Faraday/Citable Version
  ...rthodox faith, the [[Sandemanians]], a small dissident spin-off from the [[Presbyterian]] church. Faraday would stay faithful to that religion for the rest of his
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• 28th United States Congress
  ** [[Septimus Tustin| The Rev. Septimus Tustin]], [[Presbyterianism| ''Presbyterian'']], elected June 12, 1841.
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• Michael Faraday
  ...rthodox faith, the [[Sandemanians]], a small dissident spin-off from the [[Presbyterian]] church. Faraday would stay faithful to that religion for the rest of his
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• William Ewart Gladstone/Citable Version
  ...ather joined the [[Church of England]], having been a [[Church of Scotland|Presbyterian]] when he first settled in Liverpool. The boy was baptized into the Church
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• William Ewart Gladstone
  ...ather joined the [[Church of England]], having been a [[Church of Scotland|Presbyterian]] when he first settled in Liverpool. The boy was baptized into the Church
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• 32nd United States Congress
  ** [[James Gallagher| The Rev. James Gallagher]], [[Presbyterianism|' 'Presbyterian'']], elected December 6, 1852
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• 30th United States Congress
  ** [[Ralph Gurley| The Rev. Ralph Gurley]], [[Presbyterianism| Presbyterian]], elected December 6, 1847.
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• 25th United States Congress
  ** [[Septimus Tustin| The Rev. Septimus Tustin]], [[Presbyterianism |''Presbyterian]]'', elected September 4, 1837.
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• Ireland (state)
  ...tions, and [[Islam]]. The largest other Protestant denominations are the [[Presbyterian Church in Ireland]], followed by the [[Methodist Church in Ireland]]. The
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• 31st United States Congress
  **[[Ralph Gurley]], [[Presbyterianism| ''Presbyterian'']]
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• 27th United States Congress
  ** [[Septimus Tustin| The Rev. Septimus Tustin]], [[Presbyterianism| ''Presbyterian'']], elected June 12, 1841.
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• 41st United States Congress
  ** [[John G. Butler| The Rev. John G. Butler]], [[Presbyterianism |''Presbyterian'']], elected March 4, 1869
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• 36th United States Congress
  ** [[Phineas D. Gurley| The Rev. Phineas D. Gurley]], [[Presbyterianism| ''Presbyterian'']], elected December 15, 1859
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• 23rd United States Congress
  ** [[Edward D. Smith| The Rev. Edward D. Smith]], [[Presbyterianism| ''Presbyterian'']], elected December 1, 1833.
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• Virginia, history
  ...im. Some ethnic groups, especially the German [[Lutheran]]s and Scottish [[Presbyterian]] funded their own ministers. A majority of families had no religious affil
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• History of England
  ...rmist religious movements took hold during the Commonwealth period. The [[Presbyterian]]s, who seemed to prevail at one point were almost as intolerant as the Ang
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• American Civil War
  ...very split the largest religious denominations (the Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian churches) the worst cruelties of slavery (whippings, mutilations and famili
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• Scotland
  ...s The Kirk, is the national church, reflects Reformed theology and has a [[Presbyterian]] system of government. The [[Scottish Reformation]], initiated in 1560 and
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• Free will
  ...DgQ6AEwAQ |author=Gordon H. Clark |pages=pp. 202-203 |year=1961 |publisher=Presbyterian and Reformed Pub. Co |quote=Free will has been defined as the ability under
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• Theodore Roosevelt
  He attended Presbyterian Church until the age of 16. Later in life, when Roosevelt lived at Oyster B
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