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At the same time, there is an urgent imperative to state in modern sociological parlance the distinguishing features of Muslim society, with its own distinct worldview, credal postulates, moral choices, and cultural preferences.
The secularist modernist bias of Western social sciences by al-Ghazali, Muhammad / Islam & Science
As the date of the annum meeting on May 8-9 neared, he informed Pitt, one of his staunchest supporters throughout the process, "I do not know what will be the outcome about the credal [sic] statement.
E. Y. Mullins on confessions of faith: what E. Y Mullins thought ... by Hinson, E. Glenn / Baptist History and Heritage
Their definition of "core doctrine" was "in the sense of being credal.
What Synod did by Ritchie, Ian / Anglican Journal
 
 
 
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