Creed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CREED in dictionary:

VERB:
• 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.
• Any summary of principles or opinions professed or adhered to.
• To believe; to credit.
NOUN:
• a statement of belief
• a system of religious belief; a faith
• statement or system of (Christian) beliefs or principles
• any system of principles or beliefs
• the written body of teachings of a religious group that are generally accepted by that group
• a formal statement of Christian beliefs, especially the Apostles' Creed or the Nicene Creed
• a set of beliefs or aims which guide someone's actions

Words related to CREED

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Words that contain CREED

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How to use CREED in a sentence

• Among the early followers of our Lord there had been no pride of reason and a very simple creed.
• Riches, bravery, and experience were more regarded than creed.
• Neither have we to reproach him, that, grounded and rooted in a pure Protestant creed, he was foolish enough to abandon it for the more corrupted doctrines of Rome.
• At the same time, her work is limited, her genius cramped, and her imagination crippled, by a philosophy so narrow and a creed so inexpansive.
• Few deep-thinking people, I imagine, can have heard the children of the parish school reading the responses of that creed after the minister, without pain.
• Every church, no matter what its creed, unfortunately has its elect of such professors.
• It is by trifles of this nature that the unreasonable though enduring hatred with which the religious sects of Ireland look upon those of a different creed is best known.
• The Creed that bears his name is not thought to be of his writing, but to convey what he taught.
• That one must marry a rich man if one got the chance, to help poor, darling papa, had always been part of her creed, more or less inspired by papa himself.
• What you call your creed of life sounds to me hideous.
• And as he recalled them his associates had been slaves to creed and form, worshippers of the letter of Christianity while unconsciously they violated the spirit of Christ.
• The logic of events had become more powerful than party creed or strategy.
• They formed no sect, properly so-called, and were bound by no creed.
• In the recital of the Creed it was the general custom.
• Marzio found in him a pupil, an artist and a follower of his own political creed.
• I contrasted her creed on the one hand, with her ordinary teaching, her controversial tone, her political and social bearing, and her popular beliefs and practices on the other.
• Even where salvation by faith is still held as an article of creed, it is accompanied by the concession that he who truly believes will manifest his belief by works.
• There will be no claim, or creed, of any kind, to which scientific information, or enlightened reason, can ever find ground to take exception.
• His faith, therefore, should have the simplicity of a child, though united to the firm conviction of an intelligent man, who has examined the foundations of his creed.
• Masonry is the universal morality which is suitable to the inhabitants of every clime, to the man of every creed.
• If I gave up belief in Christ as God, I must give up Christianity as creed.
• The Christian creed had in its beginning more traitors and less true hearts than the creed of to-day.
• The latter have a confidence in their creed that is one with their apprehension of sky or air or gravitation.
• They have divided religion between this creed and teacher and that.
• But their ways of holding and of maintaining that creed were far apart.
• On the contrary, it is the creed of every sound evangelical church, that those who do go back to perdition were persons who never really believed in Jesus.

Similar words containing CRE without suffix ed

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