In order for the creed to retain its significance as the core of the Christian faith, it must be made accessible to people today in a clear manner. Only when they can see themselves reflected in it, alongside what they believe and what moves them, will this central text remain important to them and provide answers to the question of meaning. No one succeeds better than Eugen Biser in bridging the growing alienation between the message of the creed and the believers. His interpretation of the creed culminates in an exploration of the Our Father, as faith and prayer are inseparably linked.