Concordia. Pia et unanimi consensu repetita confessio fidei et doctrinae electorum, principum, et ordinum imperii, atque eorundem theologorum, qui Augustanam confessionem amplectuntur

The Book of Concord

Name: Concordia. Pia et unanimi consensu repetita confessio fidei et doctrinae electorum, principum, et ordinum imperii, atque eorundem theologorum, qui Augustanam confessionem amplectuntur
Author: Anonymous

Concordia. Pia et unanimi consensu repetita confessio fidei et doctrinae electorum, principum, et ordinum imperii, atque eorundem theologorum, qui Augustanam confessionem amplectuntur

Anonymous

Latin

Philipp Melanchthon (primary author), presented by various Lutheran princes and estates 1530 · published 1580

1094 pages

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Theology Sacred Texts Christianity Reformation Theology

Reformation Theology Christianity Sacred Texts Christian Theology

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Forget everything you thought you knew about religious 'rules'—this is a radical manifesto that strips away centuries of tradition to recover a single, life-altering truth: justification by faith alone. Within these pages, you will discover how a group of embattled reformers stood against an empire to redefine the relationship between the human conscience, the state, and the grace of God.