1. | The only creed accepted and used by all three major branches of Christendom | A. | Six Reformation Confessionals | |
2. | The Nicene Creed, The Apostles' Creed | B. | Theological Declaration of Barmen | |
3. | A Brief Statement of Faith--Presbyterian Church (USA) | C. | The Confession of 1967 | |
4. | The best known and most widely used confessional statement in the Western church | D. | Nicene Creed | |
5. | The first Reformed statement overtly and explicitly to confront current social probems of its own era. | E. | Adopted in 1991 | |
6. | The Theological Declaration of Barmen, The Confession of 1967, A Brief Statement of Faith--Presbyterian Church (USA) | F. | Ancient Creeds | |
7. | The Scots Confession, The Heidelberg Catechism, The Second Helvetic Confession, The Westminster Confession of Faith, The Shorter Catechism, The Larger Catechism | G. | Contemporary Declarations | |
8. | Protested Nazi interference in church affairs; questions at issue included: Who is Lord: Jesus or Hitler? | H. | Apostles' Creed |
D | 1. | The only creed accepted and used by all three major branches of Christendom | A. | Six Reformation Confessionals |
F | 2. | The Nicene Creed, The Apostles' Creed | B. | Theological Declaration of Barmen |
E | 3. | A Brief Statement of Faith--Presbyterian Church (USA) | C. | The Confession of 1967 |
H | 4. | The best known and most widely used confessional statement in the Western church | D. | Nicene Creed |
C | 5. | The first Reformed statement overtly and explicitly to confront current social probems of its own era. | E. | Adopted in 1991 |
G | 6. | The Theological Declaration of Barmen, The Confession of 1967, A Brief Statement of Faith--Presbyterian Church (USA) | F. | Ancient Creeds |
A | 7. | The Scots Confession, The Heidelberg Catechism, The Second Helvetic Confession, The Westminster Confession of Faith, The Shorter Catechism, The Larger Catechism | G. | Contemporary Declarations |
B | 8. | Protested Nazi interference in church affairs; questions at issue included: Who is Lord: Jesus or Hitler? | H. | Apostles' Creed |