Three Forms of Unity

The Three Forms of Unity are core doctrines in Reformed Christian theology, emphasizing unity within the church. 1. **The Apostles' Creed:** It summarizes the fundamental beliefs shared by Christians, emphasizing common faith and doctrinal agreement. 2. **The Old and New Testaments:** These scriptures are seen as a unified message revealing God's plan for salvation, shaping the church’s teachings. 3. **The Government and Discipline of the Church:** This refers to the structured organization and standards that maintain order, accountability, and doctrinal purity within the church community. Together, they promote doctrinal consistency, shared faith, and organized church life.