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All three of us are Catholics. Hence, we chose this picture to showcase it. 

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Creed - Catholics believe that this one God is made up of three different Persons who combine to establish a unity. The doctrine of the Trinity is a belief in God the Father, who is the creator and sustainer of all things. God the Son - God's incarnation as a human being on Earth, Jesus Christ.

Code - Catholics follow the 10 commandments and seven sacraments;

Cult - The Catholics worship by:
Sunday Worship
Worship Songs
Offerings
Feeding programs
Thanks Giving mass

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One of us is a Protestants and the remaining two are Catholics

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Creed- Catholics and protestants believes the creator God, the redeeming Son, the guiding Holy Spirit.

Code- Both Catholics and protestants study the Bible, attend church, seek ways to introduce the teachings of Jesus into his or her life, and engage in prayer.

Cult- protestants and Catholics believe salvation is a gift by means of the unmerited grace of God, a gift from a loving heavenly Father who sent His only begotten Son Jesus to be their savior. They believe that, through faith in Jesus, one can be saved from sin and eternal death.

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Creed: Every Sunday at Mass, In our church we stand as a congregation after the homily and recite the words of the Creed. “I believe in one God, the Father almighty." What exactly is the Creed? What are we saying when we recite it? The truth is, the Creed is a huge topic, and many lines in the Creed were the product of tremendous debate and contention. In fact, it’s not even single. We use two Creeds regularly in the Catholic Church,  the Apostle’s Creed and the Nicene Creed. These two Creeds aren’t contradictory, but they include different wording, and the Nicene Creed has more content.

Code: Our behavior stems from the 10 Commandants of God and from the social norms and beliefs we have either established ourselves or from the Bible or what we have been taught.

Cult: Our practices comprise of masses on Sundays, offerings on said Sunday Masses, programs that not only focus on religious teaching but, also on healing ourselves, and awareness of the problems we may face and how we can overcome them. Our church with a hierarchy of priests and bishops reporting to the pope, a liturgy centered on the Mass, the devotion of the Virgin Mary and saints, clerical celibacy, and a body of dogma that includes transubstantiation and papal infallibility.

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Creed- It acts as a code of belief for Church Members. We, Catholics, believe that there is One God in Three Divine Persons. This uncovers a connection that expresses the Christian idea of Christ and the Church clearly.

Code- Our code as Catholics are to pray and engage in ceremonies, attend the Holy Mass, and show that we value the teachings that we have learned from the Church by applying them in our daily lives.

Cult- We show adoration or practice worship and giving thanks to the Lord by praying and attending the Holy Eucharist which helps us strengthen our faith and relationship with our God.

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Creed:
A statement of faith and a commitment to a belief is referred to as creed. God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are worshipped by both Protestants and Catholics.
"I believe in one God..."  (Catholics)
"We believe in God the Father..." (Protestants)

Code:
Both Protestants and Catholics adhere to God's teachings in the Bible and do activities that are pleasing to Him.
E.g., The Ten Commandments

Cult:
Both Catholics and Protestants believe that it is our faith and relationship with Jesus Christ, Our Lord and Savior, that can save us, not our religion.

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GROUP 10: (Cantoja, Echaves, Daquil, Pilapil)

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GROUP 10: (Cantoja, Echaves, Daquil, Pilapil)

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Creed:
Catholics and The Christian Evangelical believes that there is one God, God the father, God the almighty.

Code:
Both Catholics and The Christian Evangelical attend to church and follow the Ten commandments that is written in the Bible. Both religion also pray to strengthen their relationship to God

Cult:
Both Catholics and The Christian Evangelical practice of going to church and believes that it is our relationship with Jesus that saves us.

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Ceed-All of us have different religions, yet we worship and love the same God.

Code-One of our members says that they are required to wear formal to be specific, they need to wear polo for boys and dress for girls, which is somehow the same with the other members. In addition, We also have the same thing to follow which is the commandments that was written in the holy bible.

Cult-Both Catholics and Iglesia Ni Cristo are attending mass or gathering to worship and adore our Lord Jesus Christ.

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CREED:
The Latter-Day Saints, Iglesia Ni Cristo, and the Roman Catholics all believe in God, the eternal Father, and his son, Jesus Christ. We do not worship any saints as it must be God, and him alone.

CODE:
Our religions follow the words of our Almighty God. We all have certain moral laws and codes we obey, but one thing we all have in common is it is prohibited to do immoral things and that we must wholeheartedly worship and love God. We practice modesty in all aspects of our lives, including what we wear, what we think, and how we speak.

CULT:
We gather together every Sunday to worship and praise God. Our masses/conferences are also accompanied by a choir singing religious hymns for our God.

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Creed
Pentecostal and Catholic Christians share a belief in an omnipotent God. Both believe in God and in the holy trinity and also believe that communion and baptism are important.

Code
Since both Pentecostal and Roman Catholic religions use the same scripture, they both follow the same norms provided by the Holy Bible.

Cult
When it comes to followers of both Pentecostal and Roman Catholic religions, there are little to no differences between the two. Both religions use the same sacred book, the Holy Bible, thus having the same teachings and stories that represent their respective religion.

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Creed- We have two creeds that we use in church. The Apostle's Creed and the Nicene Creed are used at different events. The Apostle’s Creed is used during baptism, and it begins with "I believe." The Apostle's Creed is the older of the two and it is the one that the Catholic Church uses, while the Nicene Creed is used when it is Lent and Easter and it begins with "we believe." The Catholics believe in God the Father. Which is the creator and the Almighty.

Code- In the Catholic church, we have a command that God has written for us that is important so that we can live a good life. It is the "Ten Commandments." It not only has ten commands but also has two greatest commandments, which summarize all the commands of God that we need to apply in our life in order to live. The Ten Commandments is like a sacred rule to follow and should be put in mind and heart.

Cult- We have a church that is sacred, and we usually go to church every Sunday to have a Catholic mass and to glorify, unify with, and receive God’s grace through the sacrament of Eucharist. Other Catholics attended masses everyday to hear the word of God and pray along with the other Catholic members.

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CREED - For Catholics and other types of Christians, believe that there is one God who is made up of Three Distinct Persons known as the doctrine of the Trinity:
God the Father - Creator of all things.

God the Son - Jesus Christ, who was sent to save humanity. God's incarnation as a human being.
God the Holy Spirit - God's power at work on Earth.

CODE - Catholics and other types of Christians studies the Bible, go to church, look for ways to incorporate Jesus' teachings into their lives. Practices the 10 commandments, and includes daily prayers as a way to communicate to the Lord Jesus Christ.

CULT - Other Christian practices praise and worships and they pray for their safeness, expressing their gratitude for the blessings and for repentance daily.