Did the Apostles distort what Jesus taught?
Why The Disciples of The Apostles Matter Today
Why The Disciples of The Apostles Matter Today
- The Council of Jerusalem (50AD)
- Acts 15:7-29
- Apostolic Decree
- Address legalism
- The Council of Nicaea (325AD)
- The Nicaea Creed
- The Trinity
- Divinity of the Son and the Father
- Address Arianism, Quartodecimanism, and Easter controversy
- First Council of Constantinople (381AD)
- Divinity of The Holy Spirit
- Affirmed The Nicaea Creed
- The Athanasian Creed
- Address Pneumatomachianism, and Apollinarism
- The Council of Ephesus (431AD)
- Affirmed The Nicaea Creed
- Addressed Nestorianism
- The Council of Chalcedon (451AD)
- The Chalcedonian Creed
- Hypostatic Union
- Addressed monophysitism
- The Council of Chalcedon and It's Impact
- The Second Council of Orange (529AD)
- Addressed the depravity of mankind and the act of baptism.
- Explains Salvation by Grace through faith alone
- Addresses Pelagianism
- The 3rd Council of Constantinople (681AD)
- Affirmed The Trinity
- Affirmed The Hypstatic Union of Christ Jesus
- Elaborated on the distinct Wills of the distinct natures of Christ Jesus
- The Belgic Confession (1567AD)
- First of Three "forms of unity"
- Doctrines of the Church
- Addressed the Arminian Controversy
- The Heidelberg Catechism (1563AD)
- Second of Three "forms of unity"
- Addressed the Roman Catholic Council of Trent
- Basic Question and Answer with Biblical Proof texts
- The Canons of The Synod of Dort (1619AD)
- Third of Three "forms of unity"
- Address Arminimsim, and Roman Catholicism
- The Westminster Confession of Faith (1664AD)
- Continuation of Doctrines of Christianity
- The CRC Synod of Kalamazoo (1924AD)
- Common Grace
- The Chicago Statement of Biblical Inerrancy (1978AD)
- Addressed the Inerrancy, infallibility, inspiration, and authority of The Bible
- The Danvers Statement on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood (1987AD)
- Addressed Biblical Marriage and Biblical gender roles.
- The Nashville Statement (2017AD)
- Addresses what the Bible reveals about human sexuality.
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