All people will eventually be saved (universalism).
End Times / stronglyDisagree
Presbyterian (PCA)
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Open interactive denomination pageProtestantReformed
Reformed + covenantal, Westminster Standards
- Founded
- 1973
- Headquarters
- Lawrenceville, Georgia, USA
- Membership
- 374,000 members
- Key Documents
- Westminster Confession of Faith, Book of Church Order
Theological Positions
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People who never hear the gospel cannot be saved.
Evangelism & Missions / stronglyAgree
Jesus died on the cross for our sins.
Jesus / stronglyAgree
Jesus is the only way to salvation.
Jesus / stronglyAgree
Jesus never sinned during His earthly life.
Jesus / stronglyAgree
Jesus rose from the dead on the third day.
Jesus / stronglyAgree
Jesus was born of a virgin.
Jesus / stronglyAgree
A person can lose their salvation.
Salvation / stronglyDisagree
A person must be born again to be saved.
Salvation / stronglyAgree
Baptism is required for salvation.
Salvation / stronglyDisagree
Writings and Documents
Ad Interim Report on Human Sexuality
Comprehensive 2020 study committee report adopted by the PCA providing pastoral theology on marriage, gender, and sexuality from a Reformed perspective.
Source: PCA General Assembly, 2020 Report
View WritingBook of Church Order
Preface to the PCA’s Book of Church Order affirming Christ’s headship and defining Presbyterian polity and discipline.
Source: Book of Church Order, Preface
View WritingOf God, and of the Holy Trinity
Chapter 2 of the Confession articulating classical theism and the triunity of God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Source: Westminster Confession of Faith, Chapter 2
View WritingWestminster Confession of Faith
Chapter 1 of the Westminster Confession grounding Reformed theology in the inspiration and supreme authority of Scripture.
Source: Westminster Confession of Faith, Chapter 1
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