credal Definition
cre·dal (krēd′'l)
adjective
of a creed; creedal
credal Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- statement: It is these credal statements that lead to a high view of creation.
- affirmation: Christians for whom the essence of their faith is to be found in a life of discipleship rather than in credal affirmation.
- formula: There are hints of credal formulas in the New Testament itself.
- orthodoxy: Faced with a question about credal orthodoxy, we should examine who is asking, and with what motivation.
- formulation: To the intelligentsia of this period ethical judgments seemed very much more certain than any credal formulation.
- test: No credal test is imposed on minister or members.
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