Theology Presbyterian Denominations Christianity

Theology Presbyterian Denominations Christianity

Theology

There is no such thing as a standard Presbyterian theology. Different denominations claiming the name Presbyterian have answered theological questions in different ways in different time periods. This category attempts to compile some of these different understandings in addition to cataloging some areas where many Presbyterians agree. So much as is possible, this category should be inclusive of a number of different Presbyterian viewpoints on theological issues, though all ranges of the theological spectrum may not be covered due to lack of available content on the Web.

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- A discussion of ways to increase the prominence of theological thought in the contemporary church by William C. Placher.
- Presbyterian theological education and training through study/sabbatical centre, seminary lectures, summer schools, distance learning, lay certificate course and divinity studies.
- Church site with extensive theological archives of documents from the Princeton School and Reformed Scholasticism.
- Commentary on the history of the Westminster Assembly and extensive links to a variety of resources.
- Features the works of Thomas Chalmers, Sinclair Ferguson, George Gillespie, John Kennedy, John Knox and Robert Murray M'Cheyne.
- An early document of Presbyterian theology by John Knox.
- A consideration of new theological thinking as it relates to the church's social witness by George Hunsinger.

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