Solid Declaration of the Formula of Concord
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The Formula of Concord was written by a group of Lutheran theologians in 1577 in response to the doctrinal controversies that had divided the Lutheran church. The Formula of Concord was intended to be a definitive statement of Lutheran doctrine, and it has been accepted as such by most Lutheran churches ever since. The Formula of Concord consists of two parts: the Epitome, which is a concise summary of Lutheran doctrine, and the Solid Declaration, which is a more detailed exposition of the Epitome. The Solid Declaration is divided into twelve articles, each of which deals with a different aspect of Lutheran theology. The articles cover topics such as the Trinity, the person and work of Christ, salvation, the sacraments, and the church. The Solid Declaration is a valuable resource for understanding Lutheran theology, and it continues to be studied and used by Lutheran theologians today.Book Details
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