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Why Do We Still Recite the Nicene Creed at the Eucharist?
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The Anglican Communion appears to be seeking to rule some in and some out on the grounds of "orthodoxy." In that context, a discussion of the creed in worship may help to illustrate the relationships between doctrine, performance, and practice. This article suggests that F. D. Maurice's understanding of the use of the creed offers a way forward for Anglicans: the "performance" of the creed as a focus for the name of God becomes far more important than assent to propositions. This understandin...
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Why Do We Still Recite the Nicene Creed at the Eucharist?
Anglican Theological Review
; ... Maurice and Gore is that the assent to the truth, whether in or beyond the church, should issue in loving action. Living the good news for both of them was infinitely more important than mere assent. And ultimately this was living life in the full and grateful ...
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Creed draws motivation from those who don't like its work
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Creed draws motivation from those who don't like its work By DAVID BAUDER Associated Press Friday, November 23, 2001 New York -- The rock band Creed has about as much right as the New York Yankees to claim underdog status as a motivating force. But hey, whatever works. Creed has known only success
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Letter: Not my creed
The Independent - London
; Sir: John Walsh's satirical item "I say there, are you absolved?" (31 August) and Eamon Duffy's letter (2 September) should stir the Church, especially the Church of England, to do something about the required recital of the creed in its services. I squirm when my good priest friends invite the
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Creed Russell Gurley
Yakima Herald-Republic
; Keith & Keith Funeral Home YAKIMA - Today, March 28, 2007, the most wonderful little boy has decided to become one of God's little angels. His name is Creed Russell Gurley. Creed was born January 18, 2001, in Yakima, WA, to Eric M. Gurley and Alicia R. Kremnetz. He came into this world to make a
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Cyclist falters at end Creed can't hold onto lead, finishes 26th at worlds
The Gazette
; Colorado Springs whiz kid cyclist Michael Creed came ever so close to a major victory on Saturday. No U.S. cyclist has ever won a world road cycling title, but Creed entered the final lap of the junior men's road race in Verona, Italy, as the leader. Creed led the race during three different laps,
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'When Creed says he loves you, it's the truth'
Yakima Herald-Republic
; By ADRIANA JANOVICH YAKIMA HERALD-REPUBLIC GLEED -- His name means faith. Literally, a statement of beliefs, principles or opinions. His opinion, or Creed's creed, is short and sweet, three little words that so many people long to hear. This child says them frequently and freely, whenever he feels
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WHY CREED SUCKS: ONE ROCK FAN'S IMMODEST REFUSAL.
Philadelphia Weekly
; Dateline: PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 31, 2002. The members of the rock group Creed touched down on Philadelphia earlier today, and they've just completed their sound check for their New Year's Eve show at the First Union Spectrum. In the green room, somebody appears with a copy of this paper in hand, its
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James E. Creed
The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA
; WEYMOUTH - James E. Creed, 74, of Weymouth, a retired mechanical engineer, died Tuesday at home. Mr. Creed, a Navy veteran of the Korean War, worked for Boston Edison for 30 years, retiring in 1992. Mr. Creed was a member of Town River Yacht Club, Adams Heights Men's Club, Boston Edison Retirees
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Hot rock band Creed hits with music for the masses.
Detroit Free Press (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service)
; Byline: Brian McCollum On the contemporary rock `n' roll farm, they don't grow `em much bigger than Creed. The three-piece band is the biggest-selling rock group since U2 and Pearl Jam, the Seattle grunge king that sketched the blueprint Creed has cultivated to astonishing chart success. The band
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Fans get last word on Creed
Chicago Sun-Times
; Mr. DeRogatis: If, as you said in your review of Creed, "a satirist in the future wanted to parody the most tedious and overwrought hallmarks of the alternative-rock era" (Aug. 13), he wouldn't have to look farther than Kid Rock or bands like Blink-182, who write challenging lyrics about the
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