Anglican (ACNA)

All people will eventually be saved (universalism).

End Times / stronglyDisagree

People who never hear the gospel cannot be saved.

Evangelism & Missions / agree

Jesus died on the cross for our sins.

Jesus / stronglyAgree

Jesus is the only way to salvation.

Jesus / stronglyAgree

Jesus never sinned during His earthly life.

Jesus / stronglyAgree

Jesus rose from the dead on the third day.

Jesus / stronglyAgree

Jesus was born of a virgin.

Jesus / stronglyAgree

A person can lose their salvation.

Salvation / neutral

A person must be born again to be saved.

Salvation / stronglyAgree

Baptism is required for salvation.

Salvation / neutral

2019 Book of Common Prayer

Introduces the ACNA Prayer Book, explaining liturgical principles, continuity with classic Anglican worship, and its mission to shape disciples by daily prayer.

Source: BCP 2019 Preface

Fundamental Declarations

Core constitutional article affirming Scripture's authority, the historic Creeds, the sacraments of Baptism and Holy Communion, and the Church’s evangelistic mission.

Source: ACNA Fundamental Declarations, From Article 1

The Jerusalem Declaration

Global Anglican manifesto (GAFCON 2008) summarising fourteen points of orthodox faith, mission and moral teaching, calling churches to Biblical renewal.

Source: Jerusalem Declaration, Point 8

To Be a Christian: An Anglican Catechism

J. I. Packer-edited catechism preface outlining purpose, structure (Creed, Lord’s Prayer, Ten Commandments) and missional vision for evangelism and formation.

Source: Catechism Approved Edition, Preface