Conservative Presbyterians founded this denomination in response to fears that the mainline church was becoming too lax in its morals.

PCA believes that this is a great moral wrong and ought to be made illegal on any governmental level possible as it is a violation of the 6th commandment.

This denomination is the technically older denomination in its current form

PCUSA states that divorce, while painful and sad is ultimately what?

This church was founded in Birmingham in 1973

PCA believes the bible inerrant, which means that they think it is what?

Having over one and a half million members this church is the largest Presbyterian body in America

While the denomination gives no specific verdict on homosexuality, PCUSA still allows non-celibate gay people to do these things.

This church started in the south and then spread out to the rest of the nation.

According to PCA this is the role of women in the leadership of the church (i.e. as pastors, elders, deacons, etc.)

Coming in at 10, this church has more seminaries.

PCUSA sees women as what in the church?

This denomination started with the merger of two major Presbyterian groups and has also incorporated others into its fold.

PCA views John Calvin as one of these things.

In contrast to the other denomination, this church is still growing at a decent rate rather than shrinking quickly.

Church property is ultimately seen as belonging to this body by PCUSA.

Originally older, this church was split in twain in 1861 by the civil war into northern and southern branches.

The world was created by this method according to PCA.

This church subscribes to a more reformed theology.

The reading of scripture taken by PCUSA espouses this view of the inerrancy of the bible.