Christian Church. Usually with capital initial. The Apostles' Creed or the Nicene Creed. Also: a musical setting of the Nicene Creed, usually as…

Belief; (as a count noun) a formula of belief, a creed. Cf. truth, n. 4b. Obsolete.

The matter of belief, the thing believed; (one's) belief or faith; a creed. Obsolete.

Belief; (as a count noun) a statement of belief, a creed. Cf. troth, n. 1b. Obsolete.

A formal authoritative statement or summary of the religious belief of the Christian church, or of a particular church or sect; a creed or confession…

(More fully Confession of Faith.) A formulary in which a church or body of Christians sets forth the religious doctrines which it considers…

A particular religious opinion or belief, or set of beliefs; a creed. Obsolete.

A form or system of religious belief; a creed. In later use also: a school of thought, esp. in politics. Usually with modifying word.

More generally: A formula of religious belief; a confession of faith, esp. one held as authoritative and binding upon the members of a communion.

The first word of the verse Deuteronomy vi. 4 used as a name for three portions of the Scriptures, Deuteronomy vi. 4–9, xi. 13–21, Numbers xv…

The Muslim profession of faith, ‘Lā ilāha illā Allāh, Muḥammad rasūl Allāh’ (‘there is only one God, and Muḥammad is his prophet’).

A credible thing; something that ought to be believed although not an article of faith. Obsolete. rare.