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 1  2,2|       additions, it adopted the Creed in which, contrary to the
 2  2,2|     with His Father. The Nicene Creed was signed by many of the
 3  2,2|        who supported the Nicene Creed. And while the Nicene creed
 4  2,2|     Creed. And while the Nicene creed was never officially repealed
 5  2,2|  decided in favor of the Nicene Creed. This was in harmony with
 6  2,2|         partisans of the Nicene Creed were deprived of their sees
 7  2,2|         adherents of the Nicene Creed, Constantius, continuing
 8  2,2|         Christian of the Nicene Creed. Forced by the king of Persia,
 9  2,3|  devoted follower of the Nicene Creed, Christianity was restored
10  2,3| Valentinian followed the Nicene Creed; Valens was an Arian. But
11  2,3|   inclination toward the Nicene Creed. Of particular significance
12  2,3|       preference for his chosen creed left no room for toleration
13  2,3|  renounce Arianism and join the creed of Nicaea. The bishop, however,
14  2,3|       an adherent of the Nicene Creed; followers of other religious
15  2,3|        a follower of the Nicene Creed, he began his long and obstinate
16  2,3|  scholars are dubious as to the creed of Constantinople, which
17  2,3|    became not only the dominant creed, but the official symbol
18  2,3|     have affirmed that this new creed was not and could not be
19  2,3|      historians, agree that the creed of Constantinople was actually
20  2,3|       by designating the Nicene Creed as the only legal creed,
21  2,3|         Creed as the only legal creed, Theodosius laid an absolute
22  2,3|         followers of the Nicene Creed. The Crimean Goths remained
23  2,3|       by proclaiming the Nicene Creed the dominant form of Christianity,
24  5,8|       filioque to the Christian creed, and also for his illegal
25  6,7|       Nicaeo-Constantinopolitan Creed, which did not Include the
26  7,4|        But in the symbol of the Creed no ambiguity could be admitted,