Presbypedia - User contributions [en]

H

2014-12-15T20:14:00Z

Admin: 1 revision

Index for - A ([[Index Page]]) - [[B]] - [[C]] - [[D]] - [[E]] - [[F]] - [[G]] - H - [[I]] - [[J]] - [[K]] - [[L]] - [[M]] - [[N]] - [[O]] - [[P]] - [[Q]] - [[R]] - [[S]] - [[T]] - [[U]] - [[V]] - [[W]] - [[X]] - [[Y]] - [[Z]]

== H ==

[[Hall, John]] (11 August 1806 - 1894; Lawyer, then pastor in Trenton, NJ, temporary professor at Princeton Theological Seminary, editor for the American Sunday-School Union producing several volumes)

K

2014-12-15T20:14:00Z

Admin: 1 revision

Index for - A ([[Index Page]]) - [[B]] - [[C]] - [[D]] - [[E]] - [[F]] - [[G]] - [[H]] - [[I]] - [[J]] - K - [[L]] - [[M]] - [[N]] - [[O]] - [[P]] - [[Q]] - [[R]] - [[S]] - [[T]] - [[U]] - [[V]] - [[W]] - [[X]] - [[Y]] - [[Z]]

== K ==

Knox, John (c. 1514 - 24 November 1572; Scottish theologian and student of [[C#Calvin | John Calvin]] who helped lead the Scottish Reformation)
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Knox Wikipedia]
* [http://www.ccel.org/ccel/knox Christian Classics Ethereal Library]
* [http://www.theopedia.com/John_Knox Theopedia]
* [http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/08680a.htm New Advent Catholic Encyclopedia]

L

2014-12-15T20:14:00Z

Admin: 1 revision

Index for - A ([[Index Page]]) - [[B]] - [[C]] - [[D]] - [[E]] - [[F]] - [[G]] - [[H]] - [[I]] - [[J]] - [[K]] - L - [[M]] - [[N]] - [[O]] - [[P]]

== L ==
Lang, John Dunmore (25 August 1799 - 8 August 1878; Scottish-born and trained, first Presbyterian clergy in New South Wales, Australian politician) biography from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Dunmore_Lang Wikipedia]

[[Livingstone, John]] (1603 - 9 Aug 1672; Covenanter pastor, chaplain to Cromwell's army, negotiated treaty with James)

Q

2014-12-15T20:14:00Z

Admin: 1 revision

We have had radios in vehicles for 80 years, but cellular electronics now include devices for entertainment-including audio and video, navigation and security. In 2013, we'll get $1 billion in electronics for the cars. This telling [https://wikis.uab.cat/passeigperlesxarxes/index.php?title=Hello_Tosh_got_a tumbshots] URL has a myriad of thought-provoking tips for why to mull over it. John Barry, the Consumer Electronics Association Digital Answer Man, brings us up to date. 1) What is the greatest electric piece for the car today? Two things are extremely hot right now-hands-free products for wireless devices and satellite radio for entertainment. Sirius satellite radio and xm each deliver 100 channels of music, sports, comedy and news. Combined, they've about nine million readers. I found out about [http://www.streetfire.net/profile/guideavhww.htm guideavhww - StreetFire Member in US] by browsing Yahoo. Satellite devices are being constructed into more new cars and many fans are purchasing the models that work inside their vehicles or out. 2) Could it be appropriate to use a cellular phone while driving? Some states require individuals to utilize 'hands-free' headphones o-r speakers when talking on a wireless phone while driving. My aunt learned about [http://www.multiversemmo.com/wiki/index.php/Hello_Tosh_got_a Hello Tosh got a - Multiverse Wiki] by browsing Google. There are many hands-free products available, but remember it's better to keep both the hands on the wheel and the mind on the road when driving. Get further on this related encyclopedia - Click here: [http://dataportalen.com/blog/view/18003/women-are-important-electronics-customers website]. 3) Are CDs still the most popular music format for vehicles? Even though cassettes haven't entirely disappeared, they're today. Several new vehicles are including DVD players that can play music and video with viewing screens built in for backseat enjoyment. 4) What if I want to have plenty of music on hand? You've many selections now such as the above-mentioned satellite radio, FM radio, CDs and MP3 CDs the sound is compressed by which to put around 1-0 hours of music about the same disc). Every one of these devices may be built-in or installed after the vehicle is owned by you. 5) How can the navigation devices work? Navigation units use Global Positioning Satellites (GPS), a method of satellite transmitter/receivers that can find and track individuals and vehicles. Car navigation products can be designed with maps of just about any part of the U.S. Newer models can suggest different routes and even give up-to-the-minute traffic information. 6) Isn't it harmful having all these technology products in the car? Perhaps not if the driver pays attention to the street. That's his or her major responsibility; the truth is, there could be fewer distractions if passengers-especially children- are entertained and occupied with games or movies..

R

2014-12-15T20:14:00Z

Admin: 1 revision

R&D Funding Keeps U.S. At Forefront of Innovation
 
 Federal help of science and engineering, combined with the analysis and development carried out in personal sector, has enabled Americans to explore the outer realms of space, develop methods to handle environmental pollution and create strong new medicines. By making technologies R&D a national priority, the U.S. federal government has played a significant role in elevating America to a leadership position in innovation and industrial productivity during significantly of the last half century. But this leadership could be eroding, prompting issues in legislative and technical circles that the United States is compromising its ability to compete in the international economy. Discover more on a partner link - Hit this webpage: [http://www.hummaa.com/user/xareltolawsuitsjfh Persson Durham Dashboard, Music Profile, Friends, Playlists , Messages, Comments, Fav]. Even though President Bush has stated his dedication to restoring U.S. This elegant [http://www.purevolume.com/seizedmoneyeed/posts/7939246/Tips+about+Choosing+the+proper+Personal+Injury+or+Car+Accident+Lawyer+ consumers] article has many pushing suggestions for how to see this enterprise. competitiveness via R&D funding - proposing $6 billion in the coming fiscal year and a total of $136 billion more than the next ten years - it is uncertain how considerably federal funds will be allocated to the analysis community. That's because most federal funding for science and engineering comes from the U.S. My cousin learned about [http://www.projectwedding.com/blog_entries/118950 Project Wedding] by browsing Yahoo. government's discretionary price range, which some members of Congress want to restrain in an effort to handle the present national price range deficit, presently $400 billion. In addition to dealing with the national deficit, lawmakers also should acknowledge the pressures that Medicare, Medicaid and Social Safety exert on government budgets. According to policy officials, the excessive government spending on entitlement applications leaves shortfalls in other regions, like science and engineering. Myriad engineering applications are at several stages of study and development and await additional funding for maturation and refinement. Programs requiring federal assistance incorporate nanotechnology, plasma physics, higher-speed computing and other technologies that have the potential to revolutionize industrial development and transform the 21st century worldwide economy. According to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, higher-level federal funding of the nation's R&D initiatives is important to U.S. prosperity and global competitiveness. Identify further on our affiliated web resource - Hit this hyperlink: [http://www.iamsport.org/pg/bookmarks/purchasexareltodtk/read/26962624/using-phentermine-for-obesity IAMSport]. ASME organizes seminars and sponsors other programs that bring together government leaders and the technical community to go over and debate critical concerns and work at practical options..

S

2014-12-15T20:14:00Z

Admin: 1 revision

Index for - A ([[Index Page]]) - [[B]] - [[C]] - [[D]] - [[E]] - [[F]] - [[G]] - [[H]] - [[I]] - [[J]] - [[K]] - [[L]] - [[M]] - [[N]] - [[O]] - [[P]] - [[Q]] - [[R]] - S - [[T]] - [[U]] - [[V]] - [[W]] - [[X]] - [[Y]] - [[Z]]

== S ==

Smith, Walter Chalmers (5 December 1824 - 19 September 1908; [Free Church of Scotland] minister, poet and hymn writer including "Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise")
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Chalmers_Smith Wikipedia]

Soga, Tiyo (1829 - 12 August 1871; First native black South African ordained to the ministry; educated in Scotland and ordained by the United Presbyterian Church, planted mission stations in South Africa)
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiyo_Soga Wikipedia]

W

2014-12-15T20:14:00Z

Admin: 1 revision

Index for - A ([[Index Page]]) - [[B]] - [[C]] - [[D]] - [[E]] - [[F]] - [[G]] - [[H]] - [[I]] - [[J]] - [[K]] - [[L]] - [[M]] - [[N]] - [[O]] - [[P]] - [[Q]] - [[R]] - [[S]] - [[T]] - [[U]] - [[V]] - W - [[X]] - [[Y]] - [[Z]]

== W ==

Westminster Theological Seminary (Philadelphia) ( established 1929 through efforts lead by [[J. Gresham Machen]])
* [http://www.wts.edu/about/history.html WTS web site]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westminster_Theological_Seminary Wikipedia]

Westminster Seminary California ( established in 1979 as a branch of Westminster Theological Seminary, became independent in 1982, located in Escondido, California)
* [http://www.wscal.edu/about-wsc/ Westminster Seminary California web site]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westminster_Seminary_California Wikipedia]

B

2014-12-15T20:13:59Z

Admin: 1 revision

Index for - A ([[Index Page]]) - B - [[C]] - [[D]] - [[E]] - [[F]] - [[G]] - [[H]] - [[I]] - [[J]] - [[K]] - [[L]] - [[M]] - [[N]] - [[O]] - [[P]] - [[Q]] - [[R]] - [[S]] - [[T]] - [[U]] - [[V]] - [[W]] - [[X]] - [[Y]] - [[Z]]

== B ==
Buchan, John (26 August 1875 - 11 February 1940; Raised in Free Church, statesman, 12th Governor General of Canada, prolific author, ruling elder, Lord High Commissioner to multiple Church of Scotland General Assemblies, close friend of [[Thomas Nelson]]) biography from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Buchan Wikipedia]

Buchanan, George (February 1506 - 25 September 1582; Ruling elder, Scottish academic, Moderator 1567 Church of Scotland General Assembly (the next ruling elder to be Moderator would be in 2004)) biography from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Buchanan Wikipedia]

Burr, Aaron, Sr. (4 January 1716 - 24 September 1757; Noted pastor and educator in colonial New Jersey, Co-founder of the [[College of New Jersey]], served as its second president (and its youngest), son-in-law of [[Jonathan Edwards]] and father of Aaron Burr, Jr., politician and third Vice-President of the United States)
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Burr,_Sr. Wikipedia]
* [http://www.princeton.edu/pub/presidents/burr/ Princeton official biography]
* [http://etcweb.princeton.edu/CampusWWW/Companion/burr_aaron_sr.html Princeton extended biography]

C

2014-12-15T20:13:59Z

Admin: 1 revision

Index for - A ([[Index Page]]) - [[B]] - C - [[D]] - [[E]] - [[F]] - [[G]] - [[H]] - [[I]] - [[J]] - [[K]] - [[L]] - [[M]] - [[N]] - [[O]] - [[P]] - [[Q]] - [[R]] - [[S]] - [[T]] - [[U]] - [[V]] - [[W]] - [[X]] - [[Y]] - [[Z]]

== C ==

Calvin, John (10 July 1509 - 27 May 1564; French theologian who was recruited to lead the Reformation in Geneva)
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Calvin Wikipedia]
* [http://www.ccel.org/ccel/calvin Christian Classics Ethereal Library]
* [http://www.theopedia.com/John_Calvin Theopedia]
* [http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/03195b.htm New Advent Catholic Encyclopedia]

[[Chamberlain, George W.]] (13 August 1839 - 31 July 1902; American PCUSA missionary to Brazil who helped to found the [[Presbyterian Church of Brazil]])

Index Page

2014-12-15T20:13:59Z

Admin: 1 revision

Index for - A - [[B]] - [[C]] - [[D]] - [[E]] - [[F]] - [[G]] - [[H]] - [[I]] - [[J]] - [[K]] - [[L]] - [[M]] - [[N]] - [[O]] - [[P]] - [[Q]] - [[R]] - [[S]] - [[T]] - [[U]] - [[V]] - [[W]] - [[X]] - [[Y]] - [[Z]]

== A ==
[[Abeel, John Nelson, D.D]] (1768 - 20 January 1812; Pastor in Philadelphia and New York City)

[[Adair, William]] (1758 - 11 December 1848; Irish-born, Scottish trained and ministering in Ireland but fled in 1804 to Mid-Atlantic states)

Main Page

2014-12-11T20:34:05Z

Admin:

Welcome to Presbypedia.

Consult the [//meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.

== Getting started ==
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]