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Reformed churches trace their theological heritage to John Calvin and the 16th-century Reformation in Switzerland and the Netherlands. They are defined by the 'Five Solas,' covenant theology, and confessional documents like the Heidelberg Catechism and Westminster Confession. Major bodies in North America include the Christian Reformed Church, the Reformed Church in America, and various smaller confessional denominations.
Doctrine
Salvation
Sovereign election; monergistic grace; salvation entirely by God's initiative
Scripture
Scripture alone (sola scriptura) as the supreme, infallible rule of faith
Baptism
Covenant baptism (infant and believer); sign and seal of the covenant of grace
Communion
Spiritual presence of Christ; received by faith through the Spirit
Worship Style
Traditionally Word-centered; regulative principle; hymns and psalms
Church Government
Presbyterian/Synodal; governed by elders in assemblies from consistory to synod
Women in Leadership
Varies; RCA ordains women, CRC has debated and permitted it; other bodies restrict
LGBTQ+ Stance
Varies; many hold traditional view; some more progressive bodies are open and affirming
Geography
675 Reformed churches
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