013 - Other Heresies and Sects

013 - Other Heresies and Sects

The Formula of Concord (1577) stands as a cornerstone of Lutheran faith, serving as an authoritative confession, creed, or symbol within the broader Lutheran Corpus Doctrinae, known as the Book of Concord. This vital document is divided into two main sections the Epitome and the Solid Declaration. The Epitome offers a succinct and clear overview of the twelve essential articles that form the foundation of Lutheran beliefs. (Introduction by Wikipedia)

012 - Predestination

The Formula of Concord (1577) stands as a cornerstone of Lutheran faith, serving as an authoritative confession, creed, or symbol within the broader Lutheran Corpus Doctrinae, known as the Book of Concord. This vital document is divided into two main sections the Epitome and the Solid Declaration. The Epitome offers a succinct and clear overview of the twelve essential articles that form the foundation of Lutheran beliefs. (Introduction by Wikipedia)

011 - Church Rites

The Formula of Concord (1577) stands as a cornerstone of Lutheran faith, serving as an authoritative confession, creed, or symbol within the broader Lutheran Corpus Doctrinae, known as the Book of Concord. This vital document is divided into two main sections the Epitome and the Solid Declaration. The Epitome offers a succinct and clear overview of the twelve essential articles that form the foundation of Lutheran beliefs. (Introduction by Wikipedia)

010 - The Descent into Hell

The Formula of Concord (1577) stands as a cornerstone of Lutheran faith, serving as an authoritative confession, creed, or symbol within the broader Lutheran Corpus Doctrinae, known as the Book of Concord. This vital document is divided into two main sections the Epitome and the Solid Declaration. The Epitome offers a succinct and clear overview of the twelve essential articles that form the foundation of Lutheran beliefs. (Introduction by Wikipedia)

009 - The Person of Christ

The Formula of Concord (1577) stands as a cornerstone of Lutheran faith, serving as an authoritative confession, creed, or symbol within the broader Lutheran Corpus Doctrinae, known as the Book of Concord. This vital document is divided into two main sections the Epitome and the Solid Declaration. The Epitome offers a succinct and clear overview of the twelve essential articles that form the foundation of Lutheran beliefs. (Introduction by Wikipedia)