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- ↑ Peter Beyerhaus: Evangelikal und katholisch? (Offene Antwort an Herrn Pfr. Reinhard Möller). In: Diakrisis 19 (1998), vol. 1, p. 49-67. (Anhang: Regel für die Bekenntnisbruderschaft St. Peter und Paul (Auszug), S. 67-69.
- ↑ Evangelikale auf dem Weg nach Rom / Dr. Lothar Gassmann
