Presbyterianism is now characterized accurately, as Wikipedia informs us, as being “known for” liberalism, as accepting openly practicing LGBTQ+ clergy and other church leaders, ...

PRESBYTERIANISM IN AMERICA. Share full article. May 3, 1885. Credit... The New York Times Archives. See the article in its original context from May 3, 1885, Page 5 Buy Reprints. View on timesmachine.

Holmes starts his study in 1770, by which time Presbyterianism was well established in Ireland, having been brought to the island by Scottish settlers in the early 17th century.

GROWTH OF PRESBYTERIANISM.; The Alliance Learns that the World's Congregations Now Aggregate Nearly 25,000,000 People. Share full article. Sept. 29, 1899.

The Forgotten Pope of Presbyterianism. by Paul Gutjahr. Charles Hodge, once a towering figure in American theology. Books & Culture January/February 2004 Issue issue View ...

Presbyterianism had been recognized, under the Act of Religious Toleration, as a sect against which no derogatory remarks were to be made.

It's what Presbyterianism is all about, Tobey told me. "That is a fundamental principle of being part of a hierarchical church, that the property is not for any one congregation.

"There's a deep intersection between Presbyterianism and the Irish language," Mr Thompson told BBC News NI. "I think there's a great ignorance over the role of Presbyterians.

"There's a deep intersection between Presbyterianism and the Irish language," Mr Thompson told BBC News NI. "I think there's a great ignorance over the role of Presbyterians.

How Scottish Presbyterianism gave birth to economics Rite & Reason: There are plenty of theological references in Adam Smith’s work - he refers to ‘the Deity’ and to ‘divine design and ...