There was a 40km unbroken chain of people and it was very moving – because we saw every single Sri Lankan of whatever religion or creed.
On that one day every four years the poor as well as the rich, the weak as well as the strong, women and men alike, citizens of every race, creed and color, of whatever infirmity or political temper, all are equal.
Bands will parade on the Twelfth, when Protestant Orangemen commemorate the battle of the Boyne and everyone, whatever their creed or politics, has a national holiday and hopes for calm.
It is your identity as a French person, whatever your creed or colour.
In it, Jefferson writes, "I am not a Federalist, because I never submitted the whole system of my opinions to the creed of any party of men whatever in religion, in philosophy, in politics, or in anything else where I was capable of thinking for myself.
The dignity of every person, whatever their colour or creed.
But at a certain point, disciples of cinema, whatever their other loyalties and affiliations, must reaffirm a basic creed: for God's sake, shut up and watch the movie.
"Whatever our religious creed or political conviction, abortion on this scale can only be a source of distress and profound anguish for us all.
To his enemies, whatever colour or creed, he was a religious fanatic, a terrorist with the blood of thousands on his hands, a man who had brought war and suffering to a broad swath of the Islamic world and come close to provoking a global conflagration on a scale not seen for decades.
Of eating whatever I wanted.
