"In ainm an Athar, agus a Mhic, agus an Spioraid Naomh." ("In the Name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit."  -in Gaelic)

"In essentials, unity.  In non-essentials, liberty.  In all things, love."

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(1.) The Bible is the Word of God, Inerrant in the original autographs.

(2.) There is only One God, Creator of all creation: three Persons in Trinity; Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

(3.) God became flesh in Christ Jesus; born of a Virgin, conceived of the Holy Spirit.

(4.) Christ atoned for our sins through His death and shed blood on the cross.

(5.) Christ rose bodily from the grave and ascended into Heaven; conquering death and proving that He is God.

(6.) Salvation is only through Christ; available now to all through repentance, faith towards God, and being born again as a new creation in Christ.

(7.) Christ shall return, there will be a final judgment of eternal reward and eternal punishment.

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See Also:

• "What We Believe" (Scripture We Base Our Statement of Faith On)

• Plan of Salvation

• Nicene Creed

• Nicene Creed: Scripture Basis

• Apostle's Creed

• Books of the Bible: Canon of Holy Scripture

• The Lord's Prayer

• The Ten Commandments: Different Versions

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“...that which has been believed everywhere, always, and by all.”               -Vincent of Lerins (450 A.D.) _________

"We have learned the plan of our salvation  from no one else other than from those through whom the gospel has come down to us.  

For they did at one time proclaim the gospel in public.  

And at a later period, by the will of God, they handed the gospel down to us in the Scriptures --- to be 'the ground and pillar of our faith.'"

-Irenaeus of Lyon (written ca. 175-185 A.D.)