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It THE HE FIRST three words of the Creed - I believe in - are much more than a necessary conventional beginning . They provide the key to all that follows . may help to notice what they do not say .
It THE HE FIRST three words of the Creed - I believe in - are much more than a necessary conventional beginning . They provide the key to all that follows . may help to notice what they do not say .
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Now let us recall what we actually say in the Creed : “ I believe in ” Him . There is no hint of implication in such words that I understand Him perfectly . This enforced agnosticism of ours need not trouble us , then .
Now let us recall what we actually say in the Creed : “ I believe in ” Him . There is no hint of implication in such words that I understand Him perfectly . This enforced agnosticism of ours need not trouble us , then .
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And another follows : If to believe in somebody means to have a definite personal relationship to Him , such as that of a friend to a friend , how do we enter into such a relationship with Jesus Christ our Lord ?
And another follows : If to believe in somebody means to have a definite personal relationship to Him , such as that of a friend to a friend , how do we enter into such a relationship with Jesus Christ our Lord ?
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Living the Creed: A Study of the Apostles' Creed |
| Author | Carroll Eugene Simcox |
| Publisher | Morehouse-Gorham, 1950 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 28 Feb 2008 |
| Length | 182 pages |
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