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the sentence you'd die on a hill for, translated from latin so it sounds fancier.
means a formal statement of the beliefs or principles that guide what someone does.
from latin credo means i believe, the opening word of the nicene creed recited in church for over 1,600 years — the word became the thing it declared.
latin rootcredo literally means i believe
same rootgives us credit, credible, and creed
musical usecredo is also a movement in classical mass settings
for instance
nicene creed — opens with credo, recited weekly by millions since 325 ad
scout law — boy scouts of america codified their credo in 1910
agile manifesto — software credo written by 17 developers in 2001