Sentence examples for define a creed from inspiring English sources
They're supposed to define a creed and establish boundaries.
Yet Breton ran the movement like a theocratic dictator, defining the creed, deciding who could belong, holding trials of dissidents and expelling those who crossed him.
They demonstrate an extensive knowledge of early church writings and show that in the conflict between Athanasius and Arius which defined the Creed, he took the side of Arius, the loser, who rejected the conventional view of the Trinity.
See more of our top stories on Facebook ». "We're defined by a common creed that says our children, if they work hard, if they're loyal, they can live a better life than the generation before them," Biden said.
Now journalists have identified a creed called "Gnarrism", defined as politics by people opposed to politics.
We are a party and a creed that is defined by our belief in a fairer, more open society".
He derides an ideology he calls "Internet-centrism," which defines the network not as a tool created by fallible human beings but as a creed to live by.
Stated affirmatively, these statements became a creed; such creeds were known as baptismal creeds.
"This isn't a creed," Archer said.
