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| Weight | 8 oz |
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| Dimensions | 22 × 28 × .7 cm |
| Format | Spiral Bound |
| Pages | 96 |
Doctrines of Denominations that Come From the Protestant Reformation
SKU: S-11
This document is the first stage in the production of larger work that proposes to furnish helpful teachings on the diverse communities claiming to be Christian. This part talks about Lutheran, Presbyterian, Reformed, Anglican, Methodist, Anabaptist, and Baptist churches. After a brief summary of the origin of a group, the author reviews certain of its teachings or important or distinctive practices and several arguments used to support or defend them. Finally, Biblical answers to these beliefs and practices are proposed.
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