The Confession of 1967

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The Confession of 1967 is a modern Reformed theological statement of the Presbyterian Church that emphasizes reconciliation, social justice, and the church’s mission in the contemporary world.

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The Confession of 1967 canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 20th-century Christian creed
Christian theological statement
Presbyterian confession of faith
Reformed confession of faith
addresses poverty
racial discrimination
reconciliation among people
reconciliation between people and God
war and peace
adoptedBy United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. NERFINISHED
approvedBy General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. NERFINISHED
basis biblical theme of reconciliation in Christ
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
dateAdopted 1967-05-23
denomination Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) NERFINISHED
United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. NERFINISHED
emphasis church’s mission in the contemporary world
ethical implications of the gospel
obedience to Jesus Christ in every area of life
peace and reconciliation among nations
racial justice
reconciliation
renewal of the church
social justice
unity of the church
focusesOn church’s responsibility in society
contemporary social issues
ministry of reconciliation
relationship between doctrine and life
genre confessional document
hasSection God’s Work of Reconciliation
The Fulfillment of Reconciliation NERFINISHED
The Ministry of Reconciliation NERFINISHED
includedIn Book of Confessions NERFINISHED
influencedBy 20th-century ecumenical theology
biblical theology movement
social gospel concerns
language English
partOf Constitution of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) NERFINISHED
predecessor Westminster Confession of Faith NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
status subordinate standard under the authority of Scripture
structure theological exposition followed by contemporary application
subject Christian responsibility in political and social life
Holy Spirit and the church’s mission
Jesus Christ as reconciler
theologicalTradition Reformed theology
usedBy Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) NERFINISHED
yearAdopted 1967

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Book of Confessions hasPart The Confession of 1967