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catechismTeaching by question and answer on the Socratic method, but chiefly as a means of instructing children in the basics of the Christian creed. A person being instructed in this way in preparation for baptism or confirmation is called a catechumen.
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Three contributions suggest these connections: Myra Orth, "Reconsidering Radical Beauty: Marguerite de Navarre's Illuminated Evangelical Cathechism," Diane Desrosiers-Bonin, "L'Epistre de Marie d'Ennetieres et les dedicaces evangeliques offertes a la famille royale avant 1540," and James P. At the same time, in cathechism class, she drives the nuns crazy with questions. In prayer, as The Cathechism puts it, "our first step is always a response," a response to God's gradual revelation of Himself to us, and of us to ourselves. |
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