| The Presbyterian
Church (U.S.A.) must work through the relationships between
unity and diversity in our own time and place. Three General
Assembly theological statements from the 1980's provide rich
resources for presbyteries and congregations, ministers and
members, as we struggle to understand what faithfulness requires
of us.
"The Confessional Nature of the Church" (986) explores
the role of confessions of faith n the church. How does one
collection of multiple creeds, confessions, and catechisms from
other times and places instruct, lead, and guide the church
today?
"Historic Principles, Conscience, and Church Government"
(1983) helps to clarify the relationship between theology and
polity, and between doctrine and conscience.
"Is Christ Divided?" (1988) explores theological
diversity and the unity of the church. |