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• Why should we pay attention to a document like the Apostles' Creed?
• Why did the early church think it was valuable to provide a systematic way of thinking about doctrine?
• Doesn't a focus on creeds somehow challenge our commitment to Scripture as our only absolute standard of truth?
• Why was it important for the early church to summarize the teachings of the New Testament in a simple document like the Apostles' Creed?
• Why was only one creed called The Apostles' Creed?
• Why does the Creed place such a strong emphasis on the doctrine of God? What's so critical about this doctrine?
• Where does the Bible teach the doctrine of the Trinity?
• Why did the early church concentrate so much attention on the doctrine of the Trinity?
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• Why does the creed only mention personal salvation after going through so many other biblical teachings?
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• What are the logical relationships among the various systematic teachings of the creed? How do they all fit together?
• How does the Apostles' Creed demonstrate that early Christians believed in the theological unity of the Scriptures?
• Why should modern Christians use an ancient creed instead of writing their own?
• Does our doctrine of God really affect how we live? What practical differences do our beliefs about God actually make in our lives?
• How can Christians work toward the kind of doctrinal purity we find in the Apostles' Creed without sacrificing its level of doctrinal unity?
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