Publisher: Metokos Press ISBN: 9780978695514 Item #: 9488

Binding: Paperback Chapters: 33 Page Count: 140

By Charles Dunahoo-PCA A Layman’s Introduction to the Westminster Confession of Faith.

Foundation and Authority is a primer intended to introduce young people and adults to the Westminster Confession of Faith which will hopefully encourage further study. The Confession contains the basic Christian doctrines especially highlighted within the Reformed Faith.

It contains the system of doctrine as embraced by the Presbyterian Church in America. It would be a suitable study or read for a communicant's class, as introductory comments for a course in The Confession. Parents could use it for family devotions. By including the actual text of The Confession, along with the comments, the book could be an important part of a discipleship strategy.

To be a kingdom disciple requires believing, knowing, and understanding certain basics about the Bible, God, Christ, man, salvation, the church, and eschatology.
Studying The Confession of Faith and The Catechisms is one of the best ways to learn those basic Christian doctrines. Foundation and Authority is rooted in the Scriptures as the only infallible rule for faith and life. For those who tend to be intimidated at the sound of studying doctrine, this book will assist you in beginning that most important process. It will better help you articulate or explain why you believe what you believe.

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"Charles Dunahoo’s work, Foundation & Authority, provides a useful, concise over-view of the major theological emphasizes of the Westminster Standards. Dr. Dunahoo was in on the ground floor of the founding of the PCA and played a significant role on the Constitutional Documents Committee. His clear insights on the basic teaching of Christianity and the distinctive doctrines of the Reformed Faith are helpful in these uncertain times."

- Dr. Roy Taylor, PCA Stated Clerk
This book also includes the Westminster Confession of Faith.

Publication Date: 2009