Korey Maas (Lutheran), Miles Smith (Anglican), and D. G. Hart (Presbyterian) return to talk about the way that our different communions use and rely on our confessions (Book of Concord, Thirty-Nine Articles, and the Westminster Standards).  We even go into the weeds of subscription, a topic that Presbyterians may have thought they owned but is also relevant to Lutherans.  These men even talked about revisions to confessions and whether that undermines the status of the original confessions.  Don't be surprised by the relative reticence of our Anglican interlocutor since the Church of England and its subsidiaries has shown greater attention to adhering to the Book of Common Prayer than to the (highly Calvinistic) Thirty-Nine Articles.