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Definition of creed
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of creed is as below...
Creed (v. t.) A
definite
summary
of what is
believed;
esp., a
summary
of the
articles
of
Christian
faith;
a
confession
of faith for
public
use; esp., one which is brief and
comprehensive..
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Screed
::
Screed
(n.) A
breach
or rent; a
breaking
forth into a loud,
shrill
sound;
as,
martial
screeds..
Faith
::
Faith (n.) That which is
believed
on any
subject,
whether
in
science,
politics,
or
religion;
especially
(Theol.),
a
system
of
religious
belief
of any kind; as, the
Jewish
or
Mohammedan
faith;
and
especially,
the
system
of truth
taught
by
Christ;
as, the
Christian
faith;
also, the creed or
belief
of a
Christian
society
or
church..
Symbolist
::
Symbolism
(n.) The
science
of
creeds;
symbolics.
Creed
::
Creed (v. t.) Any
summary
of
principles
or
opinions
professed
or
adhered
to.
Screed
::
Screed
(n.) A strip of
plaster
of the
thickness
proposed
for the coat,
applied
to the wall at
intervals
of four or five feet, as a
guide..
Homoousian
::
Homoousian
(n.) One of
those,
in the 4th
century,
who
accepted
the
Nicene
creed,
and
maintained
that the Son had the same
essence
or
substance
with the
Father;
--
opposed
to
homoiousian..
Purgatory
::
Purgatory
(n.) A state or place of
purification
after
death;
according
to the Roman
Catholic
creed,
a
place,
or a state
believed
to exist after
death,
in which the souls of
persons
are
purified
by
expiating
such
offenses
committed
in this life as do not merit
eternal
damnation,
or in which they fully
satisfy
the
justice
of God for sins that have been
forgiven.
After this
purgation
from the
impurities
of sin, the souls are
believed
to be
received
into
heaven..
Undecreed
::
Undecreed
(a.) Not
decreed.
Persecution
::
Persecution
(n.) The act or
practice
of
persecuting;
especially,
the
infliction
of loss, pain, or death for
adherence
to a
particular
creed or mode of
worship..
Confated
::
Confated
(p.a.)
Fated or
decreed
with
something
else.
Persuasion
::
Persuasion
(n.) A creed or
belief;
a sect or party
adhering
to a
certain
creed or
system
of
opinions;
as, of the same
persuasion;
all
persuasions
are
agreed..
Indifferentism
::
Indifferentism
(n.) A
heresy
consisting
in an
unconcern
for any
particular
creed,
provided
the
morals
be right and
good..
Christian
::
Christian
(n.) One of a
Christian
denomination
which
rejects
human
creeds
as bases of
fellowship,
and
sectarian
names.
They are
congregational
in
church
government,
and
baptize
by
immersion.
They are also
called
Disciples
of
Christ,
and
Campbellites..
Creance
::
Creance
(n.)
Faith;
belief;
creed.
Convert
::
Convert
(n.) A
person
who is
converted
from one
opinion
or
practice
to
another;
a
person
who is won over to, or
heartily
embraces,
a
creed,
religious
system,
or
party,
in which he has not
previously
believed;
especially,
one who turns from the
controlling
power of sin to that of
holiness,
or from
unbelief
to
Christianity..
Screed
::
Screed
(n.) An
harangue;
a long
tirade
on any
subject.
Fated
::
Fated (p. p. & a.)
Decreed
by fate;
destined;
doomed;
as, he was fated to rule a
factious
people..
Decreed
::
Decreed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Decre.
Anythingarian
::
Anythingarian
(n.) One who holds to no
particular
creed or
dogma.
Symbolism
::
Symbolics
(n.) that
branch
of
historic
theology
which
treats
of
creeds
and
confessions
of
faith;
symbolism;
--
called
also
symbolic.
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