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Apostles' Creed
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A·pos·tles' Creed (-pslz)
n.
A Christian creed traditionally ascribed to the 12 Apostles and used typically in public worship services in the West.

Apostles' Creed
n
(Christianity / Ecclesiastical Terms) a concise statement of Christian beliefs dating from about 500 ad, traditionally ascribed to the Apostles
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Apostles' Creed n the Apostles' Creedil credo apostolico


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The present active form of this word--credo, "I believe"--opens the Apostle's Creed.
But Advent is also the time of year we are to begin life anew with the deep awareness that Jesus Christ will come again in a surprising future to judge the living and the dead as the Apostle's Creed reminds us.
The Passion façade includes strikingly emaciated figures of Christ being whipped and crucified and the doors on this façade reproduce words from the Bible in various languages, including Catalan, and the Glory façade is to be decorated with words from the Apostle's Creed.
 
 
 
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