Westminster Confession of Faith, chapters I, VIII, XXI
Reformed primary statement of Scripture's authority, Christ's two natures in one person, and limits on worship by visible representation.
Key points
- States the opposing regulative principle fairly; demonstrates that confessional Reformed Christians explicitly affirm the Incarnation.
- Represents this confessional tradition, not every Protestant. Its word Orthodox is part of the Presbyterian denomination's name, not Eastern Orthodox affiliation.