Introducing the Belgic Confession
Rev. Angus Stewart provides an introductory overview of the Belgic Confession (1561), one of the Three Forms of Unity in Reformed theology, highlighting its historical significance, continued global influence, and distinctive characteristics as a personal confession of faith. This article offers compelling reasons to study this lesser-known but important Reformed creed, making it a valuable entry point for those seeking to understand classic Reformed theology and heritage.
Rev. Angus Stewart The Belgic Confession is a great Reformed creed that amply repays the time and effort spent in reading and studying it. In this essay, I will introduce the Belgic Confession by making six key points about it which will constitute good reasons for considering its rich teaching in subsequent articles. 1. This year is the Belgic Confession’s 450th anniversary. A milestone like this is a good occasion to look at it more closely. The Belgic Confession of 1561 marks its 450th...