Confessio fidei Christianae secundum Unitarios
Subtitle: inter quatuor in Transylvania religiones receptas numerata, fundamentalibus patriae istius legibus, diplomatibus, variisque rescriptis caesareis, verbis regiis capitulationibus principum approbata confirmata
Publisher: Reimprimatur e Reg. M. Principatus Transylvaniae Gubiernio, extrad. per Josephum Donath
Published: 1782
Place of publication: Koloszvar, i.e. Cluj
Language: lat
Subjects: Unitarianism; Unitarian churches; Creeds; Antitrinitarianism
Other titles: Confessio fidei Christianae
Notes: Signatures: [A]⁴.

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Originally composed for presentation to the Elector of Brandenburg in 1680 by Benedykt Wosowaty, Jr. Reprinted in Koloszvar 1719 and presented to Charles VI of Austria and reprinted again in 1782. It was also known as the Transylvanian Confession or Transylvanian Creed.

Wallace, in Antitrinitarian Biography (London: Whitfield, 1850) records that this text was composed while Daniel Beke was the 8th Superintendent of the Unitarian Churches in Transylvania, ca. 1638 and does not mention Wiszowaty (commentary: v.3, p. 139-40; text of creed: v. 3, p. 585-7).

Also previously attributed to Johannes Becius (1623-1690), a Dutch Unitarian.