"Augsburg Confession" is a historical document written by Philip Melanchthon, which formulates the principles of Faith of the Lutheran Church. This text was presented at the Diet of Augsburg in 1530 and played an important role in shaping the Reformation. The book examines in detail the main dogmatic provisions of the faith, and also notes the importance of faith, charity and the absence of the possibility of contamination of Lutheran thoughts by any church schism. The "Augsburg Confession" is one of the founding documents of the Lutheran faith and is followed by many adherents of Protestantism.