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The '''Presbyterian''' Church is a [[Protestant]] denomination founded in the Calvinist [[Reformation]] of the 1500s, although they were differentiated from the [[Lutheran|Lutherans]] over sacraments and church government.  John Knox founded the Scotch Presbyterian church in about 1560.   
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The '''Presbyterian''' Church is a [[Protestantism|Protestant]] denomination founded in the Calvinist [[Reformation]] of the 1500s, although they were differentiated from the [[Lutheran|Lutherans]] over sacraments and church government.  John Knox founded the Scotch Presbyterian church in about 1560.   
    
Traditionally the ethics of the church lean towards strictness and firm church and self discipline.  Otherwise the church as a whole is fairly tolerant.  Authority in Presbyterian churches is given to [[Bible|Scripture]].  Church organization is highly structured with a representational system of ministers and laypersons (''presbyters'') in local, regional and national bodies (called ''synods'')
 
Traditionally the ethics of the church lean towards strictness and firm church and self discipline.  Otherwise the church as a whole is fairly tolerant.  Authority in Presbyterian churches is given to [[Bible|Scripture]].  Church organization is highly structured with a representational system of ministers and laypersons (''presbyters'') in local, regional and national bodies (called ''synods'')
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