The
Creed is advertised as a "pre-cocked" double action, which took me a while to say with a straight face since it calls to the hive mind
Hazeldine also admitted returning to the
Creed's home the same day and throwing a breeze block he'd picked up from a nearby house and smashing their living room window.
Scholars believe that this pattern gave rise to the "classical
creeds," beginning with the most ancient, the Apostles'
Creed.
In the context of commenting on the authority of the classic
creeds, he wrote about the Anabaptists: "They assumed the Apostolic
Creed....
it became more and more clear that the monumental opus of Philipp Schaff, Bibliotheca Symbolica Ecclesiae Universalis: The
Creeds of Christendom, with a History and Critical Notes (New York, 1877), which is also in use in Europe, no longer was sufficient for modern and Scientific demands.
Throughout its growth, the 92-year-old company has stuck to its "
Creed"--which includes helping policyholders prevent losses--by investing millions of dollars into safety research.
Credo, by the eminent church historian P., is a full discussion of the definition of
creeds and confessions, their origins, authority, and history.
Creeds were written 1500 years ago to give answers to questions that were puzzling Christians.
Eastern Christianity, not encumbered with the West's juridical obsessions, understands the person and work of the Holy Spirit quite differently and with the addition in the west of the Filioque clause (Who proceedeth from the Father and the Son) to the Nicene
Creed the theological foundation was laid for the split between western and eastern Christianity in 1054 C.E.
The
Creeds manage everything from doing their taxes to planning road trips on their home system.
Cross examined by prosecutor James Coutts, Hazeldine claimed he'd initially gone to the
Creeds' home at 5.30am to "buy cocaine", but Mr Coutts said in the
Creeds' evidence there was no reference to drugs.
THE
CREEDS, IN FACT, CAN HELP US DETERMINE WHEN TO use the word heresy.