("agreement of the faithful"). Broad Church—along with the Bible and the consensus fidelium is included "God's self-disclosure in the religious and moral development of the human race as a whole, in the religion of Israel, the person of Christ, and the life of His mystical body, the church." Material Principle: Low Church – "the doctrine of God's grace which faith apprehends without the addition of human works." High Church—the worship of the church and apostolic succession. Broad Church—a life which conforms to the ethical teachings of Jesus. Zwinglianism Formal Principle – the Bible and direct revelation from the Holy Spirit. Material Principle – absolute divine causality. Calvinism Formal Principle – the Bible as the sole standard of all truth (sola scriptura). Material Principle – sinful man is justified by faith alone (sola fide). Methodism Formal Principle – the Bible, reason, teachings of the ancient church. Material Principle – the perfected man, i.e. entire sanctification. Footnotes Systematic theology Christian terminology Christian theology of the Bible