The Doctrine of Sin, The Third Period, 730-1517 A.D. (13): Protestant Doctrine of Sin: According to the Confessions
In our preceding article, quoting from the creeds of the Reformed Churches, we quoted from the Second Helvetic Confession. In this article, our first quotation, in re the doctrine of sin, will be from the Gallican Confession, A.D. 1559. Concerning the history of this Confession, Schaff writes the following in his Creeds of Christendom, Vol. I, 429-492; and we quote: In our preceding article, quoting from the creeds of the Reformed Churches, we quoted from the Second Helvetic Confession. In...
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