"I am a Catholic because of the creed" — that is, the Apostles' Creed, the binding formulation of the Christian faith.
The predominant form of Islam in Libya is Sunni Maliki, a relatively supple creed that is remote from the fundamentalisms espoused by the jihadis.
Twenty-five Articles of Religion, creed that was prepared by John Wesley, founder of Methodism, for the Methodist church in the United States.
The first 126 pages of "The Memory of All That" reaffirm the publishing creed that bad parents make good memoirs.
The two "liberal" parties excised that word from their names this year, in effect disavowing the creed that challenges the size of the state.
The elements of Mr Paul's past and creed that Mr Somin, Ms Dalmia, and I find objectionable are not really liabilities.
While in Italy he framed the main outlines of the anarchist creed that he preached with unsystematic but unremitting vigour for the rest of his life.
Many of its homes have been painted with the familiar black backdrop and white Islamic creed that Isis uses as its calling card.
Because even though he said that, it is literally a part of Muslim creed that God decrees everything.
King called the nation to "rise up [and] live out the true meaning of its creed" that all are created equal.
The church fell silent as the bishop presided over prayers for the dead and invoked the Catholic creed that they would be resurrected.
