Yes, Presbyterians (even the more conservative Presbyterian Church in America) feel that consumption of alcohol in moderation is acceptable. But the key is in moderation. John Calvin's salary in Geneva consisted in part of seven barrels of wine per year.
No, the Presbyterian denominations do not forbid or condemn Alcoholic Beverages. Presbyterian doctrine teaches that all things are allowed (legal) but are to be used and enjoyed with self discipline, moderation, and gratitude toward God.
"Whenever you see four presbyterians, there is always a fifth (of alcohol)" is an infamous saying.
The main Presbyterian Church (USA) holds that homosexuality is a sin, but is still debating whether it's chose or not. They do encourage not to throw out the sinner with the sin, and they also do not believe in laws that discriminate against homosexuals. They do not let their ministers perform same-sex marriages. There are a some fringe Presbyterian groups that are more strongly against homosexuality, and some that are much more tolerant of it, even to having homosexual elders and deacons.
She was presbyterian
Yes.
I don't believe in capital punishment
All Christian denominations believe this
I believe she's Presbyterian
Presbyterian I believe but in reality 'Terminatorian'
Not honestly, but most people have a secret sin.
No they do not believe in Jesus.
The sin bill punishes consumers for drinking and smoking. Drinking and smoking isn't a crime, but people have to pay extra for their vices.
Sikhs do not believe in drinking alcohol or any other intoxications.
she was a devout Presbyterian