credal (Meaning)

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credal (a)

of or relating to a creed

The history class delved into the major credal statements of different religions.
The theologian debated the interpretation of a particular credal phrase.
The new pope emphasized the importance of remaining true to credal teachings.
Some scholars believe certain credal statements were influenced by political considerations.
The interfaith dialogue focused on finding common ground in core credal beliefs.
The congregation recited the Apostles' Creed, a well-known credal statement.
The document outlined the credal requirements for membership in the religious order.
Historians traced the evolution of credal statements throughout different eras.
The concept of credal subscription has been a point of contention within some denominations.
Modern theology explores how credal beliefs can be expressed in contemporary language.

of or relating to a creed

ideology,philosophy, doctrine, dogma, axiom, credo, idealogy,gospel,manifesto, metaphysic

unbelief, secularism, atheism, atheism, secularism,agnosticism, unbelief, agnosticism, know-nothingism, godlessness

The history class delved into the major credal statements of different religions.

The theologian debated the interpretation of a particular credal phrase.

The new pope emphasized the importance of remaining true to credal teachings.

Some scholars believe certain credal statements were influenced by political considerations.