Project Gutenberg – Apology of the Augsburg Confession. Table of Contents

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The Apology, or Defense of the Augsburg Confession

by Philip Melanchthon

Translated by F. Bente and W. H. T. Dau

Introduction to the Apology

Part 1 – Of God and Of Original Sin

Part 2 – Of Christ and Of Justification

Part 3 – What Is Justifying Faith?

Part 4 – That Faith in Christ Justifies

Part 5 – That We Obtain Forgiveness of Sin by Faith Alone in Christ

Part 6 – Of Love and the Fulfilling of the Law

Parts 7-8 – Reply to the Adversaries

Part 9 – Another Mode of Justification

Part 10 – Here Belongs the Declaration of Christ

Part 11 – Of the Church

Part 12 – Of Baptism

Part 13 – Of the Lord’s Supper

Part 14 – Of Confession

Part 15 – Of Repentance

Parts 16-17 – Of Confession and Satisfaction

Parts 18-19 – Of the Number and Use of the Sacrament, Of Ecclesiastical Order

Part 20 – Of Human Traditions in the Church

Part 21 – Of Political Order

Parts 22-24 – Of Christ’s Return, Of Free Will, Of the Cause of Sin

Part 25 – Of Good Works

Part 26 – Of the Invocation of Saints

Part 27 – Of Both Kinds in the Lord’s Supper

Part 28 – Of the Marriage of Priests

Part 29 – Of the Mass

Parts 30-32 – Of Sacrifice

Part 33 – Of the Term Mass

Part 34 – Of the Mass for the Dead

Part 35 – Of Monastic Vows

Part 36 – Of Ecclesiastical Power

Part 37 – Conclusion

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