The church acknowledges three creeds: the Apostles' Creed, the Nicene-Constantinople Creed and the Athanasian Creed.

The Nicene Creed. A Scriptural, Historical & Theological Commentary. By Jared Ortiz and Daniel A. Keating Baker Academic, 2024 224 pages, $24.99 Order via Baker Academic “It is the dogma that is ...

It is interesting to note that there is something you won't find in the Nicene Creed: There is no ethical statement. Indeed, the entire earthly life of Jesus is passed over.

Newark Advocate Faith Works columnist Jeff Gill explores the 1,700-year history of the "rule of faith" in Christianity, including the Nicene Creed.

I am a woman at war within myself, in sight of two well-armed realities, my faith life suspended in the center. I think of the two sides of this spiritual DMZ as Creed and Culture.

When we say the creed, we’re linking arms with the church catholic—the church universal—to confess the same faith. ... Phillip Cary, author of The Nicene Creed: An Introduction.

The Nicene Creed is a statement of faith that explains the core beliefs about God and the divinity of Jesus. It is accepted by the world's major denominations — Catholic, Protestant, Anglican ...

In the summer of A.D. 325, more than 300 bishops gathered in Nicaea — located in modern-day northern Turkey — to promulgate a common Christian creed, settle Christological disputes that arose ...

It saw Roman Emperor Constantine I bring together some 300 bishops, according to the Catholic Almanac. Among the outcomes was the Nicene Creed, a profession of faith that is still recited by ...