CONFE2

CONFE2 is a library of confessions, creeds and catechisms of reformed theology

What is CONFE2?

CONFE2 is the new version of the already known and successful CONFE (more than 10 thousand downloads on Google Play), this application is a library of confessions, creeds and documents of reformed theology, that is, influenced by the Protestant reform in 1517.

A confession or creed is the systematized set of biblical doctrines followed by a person or denomination of a church, generally reformed and historic.

Catechisms are prepared in a question and answer format, they are the same teachings as the confessions and creeds, but in a more didactic format for study.

In addition, the application brings a list of selected verses, mainly related to the doctrines of grace (Calvinism).

Why use CONFE2?

If you want to learn more about what God teaches in the Bible about the creation and fall of man, about sanctification and sin, faith and repentance, about salvation, about God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit, about church, supper and baptism, this is the ideal app for you!

Remembering that this application does not replace the Bible but helps to understand it.

Documents list

In addition to the well-known Westminster Confession of Faith, 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith and Canons of Dort, the application has: World Brotherhood Declaration of Faith, Cambridge Declaration, Chicago Declaration, Lausanne Covenant, Barmen Declaration, Message and Faith Baptist, New Hampshire Baptist Confession of Faith, Savoy Declaration of Faith and Order, Instructions for Family Worship, 1644 Baptist Confession of Faith, The Solemn League and Covenant, Second Helvetic Confession, 39 Articles of the Religion of the Anglican Church, Confession Belgian, Scottish Confession, La Rochelle Confession of Faith, Guanabara Confession of Faith, Augsburg Confession, Schleitheim Confession of Faith, The Articles of Hulrich Zwingli, Waldensian Confession of Faith, Chalcedonian Creed, Nicene Creed, Apostolic Creed and Creed of Athanasius.

List of catechisms

New City Catechism, Charles Spurgeon's Puritan Catechism, William Collins and Benjamin Keach's Baptist Catechism, Hercules Collins' Orthodox Catechism, Westminster Larger Catechism, Westminster Shorter Catechism, Heidelberg Catechism, and Luther's Shorter Catechism.

Search

In the new version it is possible to search for any term within the documents and catechisms to facilitate your studies.

Bookmarks

Possibility to mark your favorite chapters or organize your reading.

Favorites

You can mark and view only your favorite documents.

In the bottom menu there are buttons for:

- advance and rewind the chapters;

- increase and decrease text size;

- return to index.