Tradition Christianity
Presbyterianism
Presbyterianismus la
Branch of Protestant Christianity using presbyterian church government and originating in the British Isles
- Also called Presbyterian churches, Presbyterianism, Presbyterian Church, Presbyterian Church
Branches
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Presbyterianism Branch of Protestant Christianity using presbyterian church government and originating in the British Isles
Traditions within it
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Church of Scotland
National church of Scotland -
Presbyterian Church (USA)
Mainline Protestant denomination in the United States -
Presbyterian Church in Ireland
Protestant denomination in Ireland -
Non-subscribing Presbyterian Church of Ireland
Presbyterian Christian theological movement originating in Ireland emphasizing individual conscience in matters of Christian faith. -
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Christian denomination (1858-1958) -
Presbyterian Church of Brazil
Evangelical Protestant Christian denomination in Brazil -
Independent Presbyterian Church of Brazil
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Korean Presbyterian Church (GaeHyuk I.)
South Korean Christian denomination
Overview
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William Faulkner25 September 1897 CE – 6 July 1962 CE · American writer (1897-1962) -
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Pearl S. Buck26 June 1892 CE – 6 March 1973 CE · Chinese women Nobel Prize winner, author, teacher, missionary (1892–1973) -
Rutherford B. Hayes4 October 1822 CE – 17 January 1893 CE · president of the United States from 1877 to 1881 (1822-1893) -
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Arthur Balfour25 July 1848 CE – 19 March 1930 CE · British Prime Minister, Conservative politician, and statesman (1848-1930) -
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John Knoxc. 1514 CE – 24 November 1572 CE · Scottish clergyman, writer and historian (1514–1572) -
James Mill6 April 1773 CE – 23 June 1836 CE · Scottish historian, economist, political theorist and philosopher (1773-1836) -
George MacDonald10 December 1824 CE – 18 September 1905 CE · Scottish writer and Christian minister (1824–1905) -
Thomas Bayes1702 CE – 17 April 1761 CE · British mathematician and Presbyterian minister (1702-1761) -
Ian Paisley6 April 1926 CE – 12 September 2014 CE · politician and former church minister (1926-2014) -
Adam Ferguson20 June 1723 CE (Old Style) – 22 February 1816 CE · Scottish philosopher and historian; (1723-1816) -
James Curtis Hepburn13 March 1815 CE – 21 September 1911 CE · American physician, educator, and phonologist of Japanese (1815–1911) -
Richard Baxter12 November 1615 CE – 8 December 1691 CE · English Puritan church leader, poet, and hymn-writer
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Figure Robert Morrison British evangelist and first Christian Protestant missionary to China (1782-1834) -
Figure Charles Grandison Finney American religious leader, writer and educator (1792–1875) -
Figure Hugh Blair British philosopher -
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Figure Francis Schaeffer American theologian and writer (1912-1984) -
Figure Timothy J. Keller American pastor (1950–2023) -
Figure Thomas Chalmers Scottish mathematician and leader of the Free Church of Scotlandl (1780-1847) -
Figure Bill Bright American evangelist (1921–2003) -
Figure James Hamilton, 4th Duke of Hamilton Scottish nobleman (1658-1712) -
Figure Alexander Campbell Scots-Irish American ordained minister (1788–1866) -
Figure Lyman Beecher American Presbyterian minister and American Temperance Society co-founder (1775–1863) - Figure Martyn Lloyd-Jones Welsh-English Christian theologian and preacher (1899-1981)
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Figure William Jacob Holland American zoologist, palaeontologist, and Presbyterian minister (1848–1932) -
Figure Robert Murray M'Cheyne Minister in the Church of Scotland prior to the Disruption (1813-1843)
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