quite probable that Dr. Philip Schaff, in view of his pronounced attitude on Church fellowship and union, would have included it, were he himself preparing this edition of the Creeds of Christendom. UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY DAVID S. SCHAFF. THE ECUMENICAL CREEDS. § 6. GENERAL CHARACTER OF THE ECUMENICAL CREEDS. THE CREEDS OF THE GREEK CHURCH. § 11. THE SEVEN ECUMENICAL COUNCILS. § 12. THE CONFESSIONS OF GENNADIUS, A.D. 1453 PAGN 3 4 8 9 813. THE ANSWERS OF THE PATRIARCH JEREMIAH TO THE Luther- § 14. THE CONFESSION OF METROPHANES CRITOPULUS, A.D. 1625 16. THE ORTHODOX CONFESSION OF MOGILAS, A.D. 1643. 50 § 17. THE SYNOD OF JERUSALEM, AND THE CONFESSION OF DOSI- § 18. THE SYNODS OF CONSTANTINOPLE, A.D. 1672 and 1691. PAGL 61 67 8 19. THE DOCTRINAL STANDARDS OF THE RUSSO-GREEK CHURCH. 68 § 21. THE EASTERN SECTS: NESTORIANS, JACOBITES, COPTS, ARME- 74 § 22. CATHOLICISM AND ROMANISM 23. STANDARD EXPOSITIONS OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC SYSTEM § 24. THE CANONS AND DECREES OF THE COUNCIL OF TRENT, § 25. THE PROFESSION OF THE TRIDENTINE FAITH, A.D. 1564 83 85. § 27. THE PAPAL BULLS AGAINST THE JANSENISTS, A.D. 1653, 1713. 102 8 28. THE PAPAL DEFINITION OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION OF § 29. THE ARGUMENT FOR THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION 31. THE VATICAN COUNCIL, A.D. 1870 . § 32. THE VATICAN DECREES. THE CONSTITUTION ON THE Cath- § 33. THE VATICAN DECREES, CONTINUED. THE PAPAL INFALLIBIL- ITY DECREE. § 34. PAPAL INFALLIBILITY Explained, and TESTED BY SCRIPTURE § 35. THE LITURGICAL STANDARDS OF THE ROMAN CHURCH SIXTH CHAPTER. THE CREEDS OF THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH. 40. THE LUTHERAN CONFESSIONS. § 41. THE AUGSBURG CONFESSION, A.D. 1530 PAGE 220 225 243 245 253 258 312 § 42. THE APOLOGY OF THE AUGSBURG CONFESSION, A.D. 1530 48. THE SAXON VISITATION ARTICLES, A.D. 1592 SEVENTH CHAPTER. THE CREEDS OF THE EVANGELICAL REFORMED CHURCHES. § 50. THE REFORMED CONFESSIONS. I. Reformed Confessions of Switzerland. § 51. ZWINGLIAN CONFESSIONS. THE SIXTY-SEVEN ARTICLES. THE TEN THESES OF BERNE. THE CONFESSION TO CHARLES V. § 52. ZWINGLI'S DISTINCTIVE DOCTRINES . § 53. THE CONFESSION OF BAsle, A.D. 1534 § 57. CALVIN'S WORK. HIS THEOLOGY AND DISCIPLINE § 59. THE ZURICH CONSENSUS, A.D. 1549. § 60. THE GENEVA CONSENSUS, A.D. 1552. II. Reformed Confessions of France and the Netherlands. 62. THE GALLICAN CONFESSION, A.D. 1559 § 65. THE ARMINIAN CONTROVERSY AND THE SYNOD OF DORT, A.D. III. The Reformed Confessions of Germany. 868. THE TETRAPOLITAN CONFESSION, A.D. 1530. THE CONFESSION OF SIGISMUND (1614), 555. § 71. THE MINOR German REFORMED CONFESSIONS PAGE . 529 563 IV. The Reformed Confessions of Bohemia, Poland, and Hungary. § 73. THE BOHEMIAN CONFESSIONS after the REFORMATION, A.D. 8 74. THE REFORMATION IN POLAND AND THE CONSENSUS OF SEN- 565 576 875. THE REFORMATION IN HUNGARY AND THE CONFESSION OF V. The Anglican Articles of Religion. § 76. THE ENGLISH REFORMATION 877. THE DOCTRINAL POSITION OF THE ANGLICan Church and her RELATION TO OTHER CHURCHES § 78. THE DOCTRINAL FORMULARIES OF HENRY VIII. § 79. THE EDWARDINE ARTICLES, A.D. 1553 . § 80. THE ELIZABETHAN ARTICLES, A.D. 1563 AND 1571. 615 622 § 81. INTERPRETATION OF THE THIRTY-NINE ARTICLES § 82. REVISION OF THE THIRTY-NINE ARTICLES BY THE PROTEST- § 83. THE ANGLICAN CATECHISMS, A.D. 1549 AND 1662 §84. THE LAMBETH ARTICLES, A.D. 1595 § 86. THE ARTICLES OF THE REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH, A.D. 1875. 665 § 85. THE IRISH ARTICLES, A.D. 1615 . |