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CONFESSING THE ONE FAITH: THEOLOGICAL RESONANCE BETWEEN THE CREED OF NICEA (325 AD) AND THE CONFESSION OF BELHAR (1982 AD)

  • Naude P
Scriptura (2013) 85(0) 35
DOI: 10.7833/85-0-935
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Abstract

This paper explores the theological consonance between Nicea, the oldest ecumenical creed, and Belhar, the youngest Reformed confession, in the context of the World Council of Churches’ project to find a common expression of the apostolic faith today.

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Naude, P. (2013). CONFESSING THE ONE FAITH: THEOLOGICAL RESONANCE BETWEEN THE CREED OF NICEA (325 AD) AND THE CONFESSION OF BELHAR (1982 AD). Scriptura, 85(0), 35. https://doi.org/10.7833/85-0-935

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