creed's

However, to cling childishly to the magical fancy of their supernatural aspects--while losing sight completely of what may be of value in a creed's overall point of view--this is the plight of most believers.

"My problem was, how am I going to draw God?" Ann Althouse 2009

And it stretches credibility to interpret the creed's claim that the Father,

Trinity Tuggy, Dale 2009

However, to cling childishly to the magical fancy of their supernatural aspects--while losing sight completely of what may be of value in a creed's overall point of view--this is the plight of most atheists.

"My problem was, how am I going to draw God?" Ann Althouse 2009

An ardent believer in value investing and a devotee of that creed's chief philosopher, Benjamin Graham, Mr. Metz was a constant presence on television business shows.

Former Accountant Worked to Build 2008

Or perhaps he had in mind Mayflower descendant William Sloane Coffin, son of a Metropolitan Museum board president, who as Yale's chaplain and then as minister of Riverside Church went from being a civil rights Freedom Rider to becoming the country's leading Vietnam War protester, draft-resistance advocate (for whom civil disobedience seemed to be his creed's main sacrament), and denouncer of America's lack of "social justice."

Mr. Sammler's City Myron Magnet 2008

I had no intention of following the creed's trajectory in the twentieth century, a risky undertaking at best.

New South Creed: Looking Backward, 2001-1970 2003

A religion without a regular creed's no use at all.

True to his Colours The Life that Wears Best Theodore P. Wilson

But he had reckoned without his creed's fatal and fundamental weakness, which is, that as Junker-Militarism promotes only stupid people and snobs, and suppresses genuine realists as if they were snakes, it always turns out when a crisis arrives that

New York Times, Current History, Vol 1, Issue 1 From the Beginning to March, 1915 With Index Various

To introduce into philosophical discussions a sneer at a creed's antiquity is like introducing a sneer at a lady's age.

All Things Considered 1905

To keep _one_ creed's a task grown quite Herculean:

English Satires Various 1885