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Westminster Confession
Book • 1646
The Westminster Confession of Faith is a systematic exposition of Calvinist theology, influenced by Puritan and covenant theology.
It includes doctrines common to most of Christianity, such as the Trinity and Jesus' sacrificial death and resurrection, as well as specific Protestant doctrines like *sola scriptura* and *sola fide*.
The confession was drawn up between 1643 and 1649 by the Westminster Assembly, which was called by the English Parliament to reform the Church of England.
It consists of 33 chapters and 186 paragraphs, covering topics such as Scripture, God, man and sin, Christ and salvation, and the Christian life.
The document has been influential in defining the belief and practice of Presbyterian churches and has been adopted by various other Christian denominations.
It includes doctrines common to most of Christianity, such as the Trinity and Jesus' sacrificial death and resurrection, as well as specific Protestant doctrines like *sola scriptura* and *sola fide*.
The confession was drawn up between 1643 and 1649 by the Westminster Assembly, which was called by the English Parliament to reform the Church of England.
It consists of 33 chapters and 186 paragraphs, covering topics such as Scripture, God, man and sin, Christ and salvation, and the Christian life.
The document has been influential in defining the belief and practice of Presbyterian churches and has been adopted by various other Christian denominations.
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