Examples of using Catechism in English and their translations into Chinese
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The Catechism was translated already in 1563 into Dutch by Petrus Dathenus and was published in his rhymed Psalter in 1566.
The first publised works in Slovenian, a catechism and an ABC appeared in 1551 and the first Slovenian translation of the bible was published in 1584.
The church catechism correctly and wisely teaches that the Holy Spirit“sanctifies all the elect people of God.”.
Thirdly, after you have thus taught them this short Catechism, take up a larger catechism to give them a richer and fuller understanding.
Neither were my notions of the theological positions to which my Catechism bound me, at all accurate;
We can never see Christianity from the catechism:- from the pastures, from a boat in the pond, from amidst the songs of wood-birds we possibly may.
For example, the Catechism of the Catholic Church states:“Idolatry not only refers to false pagan worship.
Here boys and girls study and learn the catechism, but sometimes their religious life does not go beyond school boundaries.
And this by way of teaching Henrique the first verse of a republican's catechism,'All men are born free and equal!'"!
Apart from the purely ascetical side there are three divisions in which this new life was plainly visible: catechism, popular instruction, pastoral work.
Upon this, Barre dreading more questions from the bystanders, hastily resumed his own catechism by asking who was the sorcerer.
The last attack, Operation Catechism, took place on 12 November.
At church and throughout the week the children memorize the catechism question and answer and the pertinent Scripture references in family worship.
Even Maimonides' thirteen articles of faith, as close as Judaism ever came to a catechism, is not binding on the conscience of Jews.
Jarrett, 21, wasn't surprised by White's point of view because she heard similar arguments in catechism classes and in Catholic school while growing up.
Another interpretation is that the Catechism by no means denies other forms of suffering, but stresses that the pain of loss is central to the Catholic understanding of hell.
Lastly, the Church is also called“communion” because she engenders a spirit of prayer(cf. Catechism, 2655, 2672, 2790).
Martin Luther wrote his Small Catechism, a simple manual of instruction in the Christian faith, in 1529 after one of the great disappointments of his life.
In the spirit of the Sabbath, Catholics ought to observe a day of rest from servile work, which also becomes"a day of protest against the servitude of work and the worship of money"(Catholic Catechism 2172).
Anglican and Epscopalian theologies and catechisms give definitions which Catholics could accept.