Confessio Helvetica Posterior, originally written by Heinrich Bullinger, is a significant Reformed confession of faith. This edition, published to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the original 1566 publication, is meticulously edited to reflect the original text. It includes variant readings from the 1568 edition and appendices, offering a valuable resource for theological scholars and historians of the Reformation. The confession outlines key doctrines of the Reformed tradition and provides insight into the theological landscape of 16th-century Switzerland. This edition serves as a testament to the enduring importance of the Helvetic Confession within Reformed theology.

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