With the false premise there are new interpretations of the Nicene, Apostles and Athanasius Creed

 

When Vatican Council II is intepreted with the false premise the Nicene Creed says 'I believe in not one baptism for the forgiveness of sins but three baptisms. Since there are known and visible exceptions to the dogma EENS with the common false premise and they exclude the baptism of water'.

 The Athanasius Creed with the false premise now says all do not need to be Catholic to be saved.

The Apostles Creed says all need to believe in the Holy Spirit, the Holy Catholic Church, which now teaches that outside the Church there is known salvation, even in pagan religions.- Lionel Andrades