Creeds Reformed Theology Christianity

Creeds, confessions and statements of faith have always been an important part of the expression of the Reformed faith. Along with classic creeds, such as the Apostle's Creed and Nicene Creed, the written statements of the church of the Reformation grew with the work of Calvin, with his Institutes, and Zwingli, with his Sixty-Seven Articles. During this early time of the Reformed faith, many confessions were written: the Helvetic Confessions, the Confession of Geneva. the Scots Confession the Belgic Confession, and the Westminster Confession, among others. More recent expressions of faith in the Presbyterian Church have been the Confession of 1967, centered around the doctrine of reconciliation, and the "Brief Statement of Faith", on the occasion of the union of two Presbyterian denominations.

• Heidelberg and Westminster: Two Reformed Catechisms - A comparison of the Heidelberg Catechism with the creeds Westminster Larger creeds and Shorter Catechisms.
• A Short History of Creeds and Confessions - A general history covering the ancient creeds of creeds Christendom, confessions of the Lutheran Church and the creeds Reformed Churches.
• Book of Confessions - A book of the creeds, confessions and catechisms accepted by creeds the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)[PDF]
• The Doctrine of the Church in Reformed Confessions - A Scriptural and historical survey of Reformed confessions.
• Christian Creeds, Confessions, and Catechisms - A reference archive of creeds and confessions of reformed the Christian Faith from all periods of Church reformed History.

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