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What does creed mean, really? Rhetorical question since it is written into anti-discrimination laws and regulations?
Yesterday 3:53 pm
A creed, also known as a confession of faith, a symbol, or a statement of faith, is a statement of the shared beliefs of a community (often a religious community) which summarizes its core tenets.
Political beliefs aren't any different outcomes than spiritual convictions about supreme intellectual beings without a body. Creed in economic futures is a faith life is valued by character role playing over ancestral time alive daily here.
Creed is about intellectual choice held cradle to grave by ancestral lineages and each ancestor each generation gap lived or alive between birth and dead past, current events, next generation gaps until no more are added to the ever changing population alive daily here.
Political beliefs aren't any different outcomes than spiritual convictions about supreme intellectual beings without a body. Creed in economic futures is a faith life is valued by character role playing over ancestral time alive daily here.
Creed is about intellectual choice held cradle to grave by ancestral lineages and each ancestor each generation gap lived or alive between birth and dead past, current events, next generation gaps until no more are added to the ever changing population alive daily here.