The Heidelberg Catechism, a historic creed of the church, describes our core problem as misery.
A Christian denomination, founded in the mid-17th century in England, that rejects formal sacraments, a formal creed, a priesthood, and violence; the Quakers.
American lives -regardless of Numbers -must be placed in terms of value and worth on equal footing with those of all humans regardless of colour, ethnicity, nationality, or creed.
They offended against every article of his creed.
But the Republicans are hardly hopeful: their creed leans towards anger and resentment rather than Reaganite optimism.
So knowing the meaning of life as encoded in a religious creed on a page or an equation on a blackboard is not the issue. A deeper, richer experience of this one life: that is the issue!
Einstein says pacifism is the right creed therefore pacifism is the right creed. What have we don't know?
Each Olympic year their creed reminds them that the most important thing in the Games is not winning, but taking part.
It is not the faith of any orthodox creed or religion but the faith that we are called to do the good, or at least the good in so far as we can best determine it, and then to let it go.
Our lives change more through the crisis we experience than through the creed we confess.
What is your political creed?
A policy is a temporary creed liable to be changed, but while it holds good it has got to be pursued with apostolic zeal.
The spirit of advocating the wisdom of ancient Greece, rationality, and science, are always the fundamental and important life creed of mine.
The success of this great republic, he said, had hitherto depended on the willingness of generations of Americans to honor the creed of the founding settlers and to shed their old affinities.
I make bold to say that violence is the creed of no religion...
These beliefs form something like a kind of national creed you might say American national creed what it means to be an American and not someone else.
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