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each church or religious group follows one of these that may be more or less specific to it's members?
1.creed
2.creditors
3.credentials
4.accrediation​

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Lanuel

Answer:

1. Creed.

Explanation:

A creed is also known as confession of faith and it can be defined as an authoritative formula or statement of religious belief which summarizes the core tenets of a particular religion.

Simply stated, a creed is a symbol or confession of faith for a particular religion.

Each church or religious group follows a creed which may be more or less specific to it's members.

In Christianity, some examples of a creed are "Jesus is Lord" and “I believe in the holy catholic church.”

Additionally, in order for an excommunicated member to be reinstated as a bonafide member of the church, the individual must show a sign of repentance, renewal of obedience, or a profession of the creed in a catholic church.

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