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catechism

Teaching 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.

A form of catechism was used for the catechumens in the early Christian church. Little books of catechism were written by Luther and Calvin at the Reformation.
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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.
Le livre evangelique en francais avant Calvin: Etudes originales, ... by Graves, Amy C. / Renaissance Quarterly
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.
On the Lord's appearing: what happens when we pray by Catholic Insight
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