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Do people go to Heaven or “wait” for a bodily resurrection? Mainly asking from a Presbyterian (USA) perspective. submitted by /u/HallPsychological538 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I am not by any means a Calvinist, however the worship and people at my local PCA church really appeal to me. My current church is very dogmatic and judgemental of all other denominations, including churches in the same denomination. It has gotten to where I just can't take the pretentiousness ant more. I can't just affirm Calvinism, but is it possible to join a PCA church even with my different beliefs? submitted by /u/LegoScather [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I know presbyterianism is very against re-baptism. But here's my story: I was raised in Russia so i was baptized in an Orthodox church. And i have never been religious in my life until i finally converted to Christianity and Presbyterianism in particular a couple weeks ago. So here's the thing, Orthodox theology and beliefs are FAR different from Presbyterian. I heard that if you were baptized in a Catholic church you don't have to be re-baptized in Presbyterian. But Catholics have much more in common with us then Orthodox do. And what concerns me the most is that Orthodox have the different ..read more

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Hello everybody, I wear a Cross necklace that my father brought back to me when I was little from Malta. I have always gone to an Anglican Church but I consider myself a Presbyterian and I am pondering whether my cross necklace is a religious idol. submitted by /u/Puzzled_Ad_7846 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Mods please delete if not allowed— but I am seeking anyone who knew Elizabeth Mackintosh or studied with her when she was a student at Covenant Theological Seminary in St Louis Missouri. I am working on a project about her murder at CTS in 1990. The 34th anniversary of her death is March 26. Project is https://www.truebelieverpodcast.com/ submitted by /u/servenitup [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I'm kind of curious about the economics of the churches. I've been visiting a presbyterian church and it isn't that big, about fifty people. Filled with families with small children. How do they make it all work? Does the national organization buy the property? Provide funding? Is there an endowment doing most of it? Are some of the families giving the bulk of funding? I guess if a family that makes $200k/yr tithes 10% that is $20k. Multiply that by three and you get $60k. Do churches have "whales" of tithers? submitted by /u/Accountant-Due [visit reddit] [comments ..read more