Apostles’ Creed. 410. Widely-used affirmation of Christian faith.

Auto-da-fé. (Act of Faith). 1481-1850. Sentencing ceremony of Inquisition.

Christian Science. 1879. Founded by Eddy. Death, illness are illusions to be overcome by faith.

Gallican Confession. 1559. French Calvinists’ statement of faith.

Infallibility, Papal. 1870. Pope cannot err on matters of faith, morals. Approved by first Vatican Council after heated debate.

Job. 6C BC. Suffering, faithful Old Testament servant of God.

Kappel, Wars. 1529,31. Swiss Reformation. Zwingli killed. Swiss cantons allowed to chose faiths.

Nantes, Edict. 1598. Tolerance of Protestant faith by Henry IV. Revoked by Louis XIV, 1685 driving Huguenots from France.

Nicene Creed. 325. Tenets of Christian faith. Interpretation of Trinity, adding filioque led to East-West Schism. Nicaea.

Penelope. Faithful wife of Odysseus.

Philo. c20BC-50. Alexandrian Jew. Reconciled Jewish faith with Greek reason.

Scholasticism. 11-14C. Christian movement to reconcile faith, reason. Anselm. Thomas Aquinas. Duns Scotus.

Thomism. Philosophy of Thomas Aquinas. Truth from observation, logic and faith.

Westminster Assembly. 1643-52. Convened by Long Parliament to inaugurate Presbyterianism in England and Wales. Westminster Confession of Faith.

Westminster Confession of Faith. 1647. Doctrine of Presbyterian religion of Westminster Assembly called by Long Parliament.