Definition: A creedsman is a person who has a strong belief in the fundamental truths or principles of a particular religion, often in a way that is considered to be authoritative and unimpeachable. They are generally known for their adherence to specific religious texts or teachings, which they believe are essential for understanding and fulfilling one's spiritual or moral obligations. Creedsman may also have a strong belief in the rightness or necessity of certain actions or practices within their religion, even if these beliefs do not
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