• 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith
• Sixty-Seven Articles
• The Apostle's Creed
• Articles of Religion (Methodist)
• Assemblies of God Statement of Fundamental Truths
• The Athanasian Creed
• Augsburg Confession
• Baptist Faith and Message
• Book of Concord
• The Cambridge Declaration
• Canons of Dort
• Chalcedonian Creed
• Catechism of the Catholic Church
• Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy
• Confession of 1967
• Dordrecht Confession of Faith
• Ecumenical council

• Formula of Concord
• Gallican Confession
• Heidelberg Catechism
• Helvetic Confessions
• Lausanne Covenant
• Luther's Large Catechism
• Luther's Small Catechism
• The Nicene Creed
• Savoy Declaration
• Schleitheim Confession
• Scots Confession
• Smalcald Articles
• Tetrapolitan Confession
• Thirty-Nine Articles
• The Westminster Confession of Faith
• The Westminster Larger Catechism
• The Westminster Shorter Catechism
• Theological Declaration of Barmen

Reformation Monument in Geneva going from left to right Guillaume Farel — first to preach the Reformation in Geneva, John Calvin — leader of the Reformation movement in Geneva, Theodore Beza — Calvin’s successor, John Knox — Scottish preacher, and founder of Presbyterianism in Scotland. The works of these Reformers were essential in the building of our modern creeds and systematic theology. - read more