Reformed churches

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Reformed churches are Protestant Christian denominations rooted in the 16th-century Reformation, characterized by Reformed theology, an emphasis on God's sovereignty, and a focus on Scripture as the ultimate authority in faith and practice.

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instanceOf Christian religious tradition
Protestant Christian denominations
affirmsConfession Belgic Confession
Canons of Dort
Heidelberg Catechism
Westminster Confession of Faith
associatedWithTheologyOf Huldrych Zwingli
John Calvin
Martin Bucer
Theodore Beza
cooperatesThrough World Communion of Reformed Churches
developedFrom Reformed branch of the Reformation
distinguishesFrom Anabaptist churches
Lutheran churches
emergedInOppositionTo Roman Catholic Church doctrines of the 16th century
emphasizes God's sovereignty
the authority of Scripture
emphasizesDoctrine covenant theology
justification by faith alone
the glory of God as the chief end of humanity
emphasizesEthic discipline and ordered Christian life
vocation as service to God
hasRootIn 16th-century Protestant Reformation
hasTheologicalTradition Calvinism
surface form: Reformed theology
historicallyStrongIn Hungary
Scotland
South Africa
Switzerland
parts of Germany
Netherlands
surface form: the Netherlands
includesDenomination Christian Reformed Church in North America
Church of Scotland
Reformed churches self-linksurface differs
surface form: Continental Reformed churches

Dutch Reformed Church
surface form: Dutch Reformed churches

Presbyterian
surface form: Presbyterian churches

Reformed Church in America
Reformed churches self-linksurface differs
surface form: Swiss Reformed churches

United Reformed Churches in North America
surface form: United Reformed Churches
influencedByDocument Institutes of the Christian Religion
isBranchOf Protestantism
Western Christianity
practicesSacrament Holy Eucharist
surface form: Lord's Supper

baptism
presentIn Africa
Asia
Europe
Latin America
North America
regardsAsUltimateAuthority Holy Scripture
rejects many medieval Catholic traditions not grounded in Scripture
supreme doctrinal authority of the Pope
sharesDoctrineWith other Calvinist traditions
stressesPractice congregational singing of psalms and hymns
expository preaching
teachesDoctrine irresistible grace
limited atonement
perseverance of the saints
total depravity
unconditional election
teachesViewOfLordSupper spiritual presence of Christ in the Eucharist
typicallyPractices infant baptism
usesChurchPolity presbyterian polity
synodal polity
usesWorshipPrinciple regulative principle of worship

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Pentecost celebratedBy Reformed churches
Apostles’ Creed usedBy Reformed churches
Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow denomination Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed Church in America
St. Pierre Cathedral religiousAffiliation Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Swiss Reformed Church
St. Pierre Cathedral hasDiocese Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Protestant Church of Geneva
Essays to Do Good influencedBy Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed theology
Three Forms of Unity usedIn Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Continental Reformed churches
John Calvin influenced Reformed churches
Belgic Confession religiousTradition Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed Christianity
Belgic Confession denominationalUse Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Continental Reformed churches
American Protestantism hasDenominationalFamily Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Presbyterian and Reformed churches in the United States
Protestant Christianity hasSubtradition Reformed churches
Ascension Day celebratedBy Reformed churches
Huldrych Zwingli influenced Reformed churches
Canons of Dort influenced Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Continental Reformed churches
Lutheranism differsFrom Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed Christianity
Eastertide observedBy Reformed churches
Thirty-Nine Articles influencedBy Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed theology
Heidelberg Catechism denominationalUse Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Continental Reformed churches
Holy Saturday observedBy Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed Churches
Synod of Dort religion Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed Christianity
Western Christianity hasMajorBranch Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed Christianity
John Owen religiousTradition Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed Christianity
Resurrection Sunday observedBy Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed Christians
Nicene Christianity dominantInBranch Reformed churches
Reformed churches includesDenomination Reformed churches self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Continental Reformed churches
Reformed churches includesDenomination Reformed churches self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Swiss Reformed churches
Post Tenebras Lux usedBy Reformed churches
Virgin Birth of Jesus heldBy Reformed churches
Charlotte Amalie of Hesse-Kassel religion Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed Christianity
The Freedom of the Will religiousTradition Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed Christianity
Francis Schaeffer movement Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed Christianity
Moderator of the General Assembly religiousTradition Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed Christianity
Samuel Mather tradition Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed Christianity
Commentaries on the Bible usedIn Reformed churches
Free Reformed Churches of North America denominationalFamily Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Continental Reformed
Jehan Cauvin influenced Reformed churches
Institutes of the Christian Religion influenced Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Continental Reformed churches
Reformation Day associatedWithDenomination Reformed churches
Martin Bucer religion Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed Christianity
Martin Bucer influenced Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed theology
Guido de Brès religion Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed Christianity
Guido de Brès influenced Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Continental Reformed churches
Guido de Brès memorializedBy Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed churches in the Low Countries
Debrecen hasReligiousTradition Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed Church
World Communion of Reformed Churches religiousTradition Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed Christianity
Second Helvetic Confession religiousTradition Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Reformed Christianity
Second Helvetic Confession influenced Reformed churches
this entity surface form: Swiss Reformed churches