a. [f. CREED sb. + -AL; often spelt with single e after L. crēdo: cf. CREED.] Pertaining to or characterized by a creed, or formula of religious belief.
1879. Public Opinion, 12 July, 43. Creedal religion is no safeguard against individual grossness of character.
1888. Athenæum, 15 Sept., 349. Expositors impregnated with credal theology.
