The Biblical Creed is a set of beliefs and doctrines that are shared by many Christian denominations. The three words used to describe the creed are APOLLO, NOR, and NICENE. APOLLO is a Greek god associated with music, poetry, and prophecy, and is often seen as a representation of Jesus in the Bible. NOR stands for 'No Other Religion, ' which is a phrase used to emphasize the exclusivity of Christianity. NICENE is a reference to the NICENE Creed, which was formulated at the First Council of Nicaea in 325 AD and is still used today by many Christian churches.