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Articles

Is Doctrine Necessary? by by Michael Bremmer, Sola Scriptura
Essential Doctrines of Christianity by Matt Slick, at CARM
Essential Doctrines: A list of the key elements of Christianity by Greg Koukl
How can we determine what doctrines are essential and what are they? Adapted from Reckless Faith, by John MacArthur
Which Biblical Doctrines Are ‘Non-Essential’? Collection of remarks by Charles Spurgeon

Books

Bible Doctrine : Essential Teachings of the Christian Faith by Wayne Grudem
Charts of Christian Theology & Doctrine H. Wayne House
Encyclopedia of Cults and New Religions by John Ankerberg and John Weldon. Includes a 65-page “Doctrinal Appendix” that provides a good overview of essential Christian doctrines.
Essential Truths of the Christian Faith by R.C. Sproul
Christian Beliefs : Twenty Basics Every Christian Should Know by Wayne Grudem

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