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Scott Keith

Scott Keith is the Executive Director of 1517. He is a co-host of The Thinking Fellows Podcast and a contributor to 1517 and Christ Hold Fast. He is also the author of "Being Dad: Father as a Picture of God’s Grace." He earned his doctorate from Foundation House Oxford, under the sponsorship of the Graduate Theological Foundation, studying under Dr. James A. Nestingen.

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Historical Introduction

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Articles I-IV: God, Original Sin, The Son of God, Justification, Office of the Ministry

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Articles VI-X: The New Obedience, The Church, Baptism, The Lord's Supper

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Articles XI-XIV: Confession, Repentance, Use of the Sacraments, Strength in the Church

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Articles XV-XVII: Church Usages, Civil Government, The Return of Christ to Judgment

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Articles XVIII-XXI: The Cause of Sin, Faith and Good Works, The Worship of the Saints

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Theology of the Augsburg Confession

In 1521, Martin Luther was banned from the Roman Catholic church for his teachings. In response, Luther and the first evangelicals of the Protestant Reformation insisted on a church council. Through...