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1. That worthy hypocrite insisted that I first undergo a catechism class

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2. Later he confronted me angrily after I’d just sung to raise money for his church: why wasn’t I at his catechism class? I walked away without a word

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3. This belief is based on the liberal catechism that holds all problems are solved once we feel good about our intention to solve them

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4. This city had deep religious meaning for Roger who taught catechism in St

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5. It's been a log time since catechism for me, Ha-huh!”

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6. a catechism for Buddhist children

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7. Colonel Olcott wrote the first catechism of

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8. write an introduction to it for children, and to reserve his catechism, which

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9. He asked in that catechism: “Was

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10. He was teaching him the catechism as he shaved the necks of his roosters

11. and thank my Catholic catechism classes for these nuggets of wisdom,

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12. Early in the morning of 12th November Thirty two Lancaster’s took off on the final raid against Tirpitz, aptly named Operation "Catechism"

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13. It is no wonder that Hitler's Lebensraum colonial movement - Nazism - possessed all the hallmarks of an institutional religion: priesthood, rites, rituals, temples, worship, catechism, mythology

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14. Care not so much for their being mighty in the catechism, as for their being mighty in the Scriptures

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15. The Church Catechism says that baptism contains two parts,�the outward and visible sign, and the inward and spiritual grace But the Catechism nowhere says that the sign and the grace always go together

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16. This is the only sense in which we can teach children the Church Catechism

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17. " Yet no man in his senses would say that all children who say the Catechism are really "sanctified" or really "elect," because they use these words

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18. No infant is of itself worthy to receive grace, because, as the Catechism says, it is "born in sin and a child of wrath

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19. The Church Catechism asks the question, �Why are infants baptized?" But it does not give as an answer, "Because they offer no obstacle to grace,"�but "because they promise repentance and faith by their Sureties

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20. John's First Epistle, most certainly means a great deal more than being admitted into a state of ecclesiastical privilege! To say, for instance, "Whosoever is baptized doth not commit sin,�and overcometh the world," would be ridiculous, because untrue,- Moreover, the Church Catechism distinctly teaches that the inward and spiritual grace in baptism is not a mere ecclesiastical change, but "a death unto sin and a new birth unto righteousness

21. They can safely defy anyone to prove that their views are not in harmony with Scripture, with the Thirty-nine Articles, with the Prayer Book, with the Catechism, with the Homilies, and with the writings of many of the best divines in the Church of England

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22. The views and principles of the Church of England are to be found in her Articles, Communion Service, Catechism, and Twenty-seventh Homily

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23. How many parts are there in the Lord's Supper? The Catechism of the Church of England rightly tells us that there are two parts

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24. The answer of the Church Catechism is the best that can be given

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25. Their souls, as the Catechism says, are "strengthened and refreshed" by inward spiritual communion with the body and blood of Christ, after the same manner that a material body is strengthened by bread and wine

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26. Does not the Church Catechism say that the "body and blood of Christ are verily and indeed taken and received by the faithful in the Lord's Supper"? Do not the words "verily and indeed" mean that, in the judgment of those who drew up the Catechism, there is a real corporal presence of Christ's natural body and blood in the consecrated bread and wine?

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27. [28] The Assembly's Larger Catechism begins with this admirable question and answer

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28. He would have the catechism and the confirmation service on his side, as well as the laws of right behaviour and filial love

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29. Another paraphrase on the Lord’s prayer, in the words of the assemblies shorter Catechism

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30. Another prayer drawn out of my plain Catechism for children (which was first published in the year 1703) which will be easy to those children who have learned that Catechism

31. Another paraphrase on the Lord�s prayer, in the words of the assemblies shorter Catechism

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32. It expands and contracts (exhalation and inhalation)” (Catechism of the occult, taken from “The Secret Doctrine” by HP Blavatsky)

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33. “What is that which was, is, and will be, whether there is a Universe or not; whether there be gods or none?' asks the esoteric Senzar Catechism

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34. And the answer made is —SPACE” ("The Occult Catechism", taken from the Secret Doctrine by HP Blavatsky)

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35. Besides, the ringing over a little earlier warned the lads of catechism hour

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36. Then, picking up a catechism all in rags that he had struck with is foot, "They respect nothing!" But as soon as he caught sight of Madame Bovary, "Excuse me," he said; "I did not recognise you

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37. He thrust the catechism into his pocket, and stopped short, balancing the heavy vestry key between his two fingers

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38. As formerly, Monsieur Bournisien dropped in every day when he came out after catechism class

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39. Then I put her through the following catechism: for a girl of twenty-two it was not injudicious

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40. A complete Wordsworth stood at one end of the lowest shelf and a copy of the Maynooth Catechism, sewn into the cloth cover of a notebook, stood at one end of the top shelf

41. FIRST WATCH: It is not in the penny catechism

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42. Care must be had, nevertheless, to put the child to due and stated examination in the catechism, at thy hands or Master Dimmesdale's

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43. “Is this the catechism?” she said petulantly

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44. "He handed me the very paper which I have here, Watson, and this is the strange catechism to which each Musgrave had to submit when he came to man's estate

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45. ‘Yes, but faith without works is dead,’ said Stepan Arkadyevitch, recalling the phrase from the catechism, and only by his smile clinging to his independence

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46. So much for prayer; What's the next thing?" I gave him the catechism to take away

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47. He learned large bits of the catechism by heart, and the Lord's Prayer, and the Hail Mary

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48. What's more,' he added, 'Cordelia's got me so muddled I don't know what's in the catechism and what she's invented

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49. I suppose learning the catechism, making my first confession, and all that world-without-end stuff literally put the fear of God into me, but nobody did it to me

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50. He thrust the catechism into his pocket, and stopped short,

51. Then I put her through the following catechism: for a girl of twenty-two it was

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52. I love thee! that's my catechism

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53. The Sunday evening was spent in repeating, by heart, the Church Catechism, and the fifth, sixth, and seventh chapters of St

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54. They shot each other over disagreements in the playground, they threatened the teachers if they received low grades on examinations, and one of them, a third-year student at La Salle Academy and a retired colonel in the militia, shot and killed Brother Juan Eremita, Prefect of the Community, because he said in catechism class that God was a full-fledged member of the Conservative Party

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55. Little girls studying their catechism suddenly looked up and giggled for no reason at all

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56. He had a cent in his pocket for the Sunday School collection, and a five-cent piece for the church collection; he carried his Bible in one hand and his Sunday School quarterly in the other; he knew his lesson and his Golden Text and his catechism question perfectly

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57. As a matter of fact, despite text and catechism, he was inwardly as a ravening wolf

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58. And in what way a knowledge of addition and subtraction and the catechism is going to improve their material condition, I never could make out

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59. No such teachings appeared in the old catechisms; they were not to be found in the catechism of Peter Mogilas, or in that of Beliokof, or the abridged Catholic catechisms

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60. The innovation was introduced by the metropolitan Philaret, who prepared a catechism with proper regard for the susceptibilities of the military class, and from this catechism the Book of Selected Prayers was compiled

61. Philaret's work is entitled, The Christian Catechism of the Orthodox Church, for the Use of all Orthodox Christians, and is published, "by order of his Imperial Majesty

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62. With regard to the first commandment, which enjoins the worship of God alone, the catechism inculcates the worship of saints and angels, to say nothing of the Mother of God and the three persons of the Trinity ("Special Catechism," pp

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63. With regard to the second commandment, against the worship of idols, the catechism enjoins the worship of images (p

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64. With regard to the third commandment, the catechism enjoins the taking of oaths as the principal token of legitimate authority (p

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65. With regard to the fourth commandment, concerning the observance of the Sabbath, the catechism inculcates the observance of Sunday, of the thirteen principal feasts, of a number of feasts of less importance, the observance of Lent, and of fasts on Wednesdays and Fridays (pp

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66. With regard to the fifth commandment, "Honor thy father and thy mother," the catechism prescribes honor to the sovereign, the country, spiritual fathers, all persons in authority, and of these last gives an enumeration in three pages, including college authorities, civil, judicial, and military authorities, and owners of serfs, with instructions as to the manner of honoring each of these classes (pp

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67. My citations are taken from the sixty-fourth edition of the catechism, dated 1880

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68. Twenty years have passed since the abolition of serfdom, and no one has taken the trouble to strike out the phrase which, in connection with the commandment of God to honor parents, was introduced into the catechism to sustain and justify slavery

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69. With regard to the sixth commandment, "Thou shalt not kill," the instructions of the catechism are from the first in favor of murder

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70. “Catechism” Tolstoi called that systematic exposition of his philosophy in the form of questions and answers which he had begun about this time

71. ) In the following year, 1896, Tolstoi abandoning the catechism form, continued and finished the work, which, in 1898, was published under the title Christian Doctrine by The Free Press (Swobodnoe Slovo) issued by A

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72. Of the thoughts which came in connection with his works on hand from 1896 to 1899, a sufficiently important number can be pointed out as auxiliary thoughts for the thinking over and working out of his “Catechism” (or the “Christian Doctrine”); such were a number of thoughts about faith, Christian doctrine, sin, etc

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73. The Lutheran catechism says: "Our Church is a holy Christian society of believers under Christ, our Master, in which the Holy Ghost, by means of the Bible and the sacraments, offers, communicates, and dispenses the divine salvation,"—meaning by that, that the Catholic Church is in error, and has fallen away from grace, and that the genuine tradition has been preserved in Protestantism

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74. [4] For Lutherans the divine Church signifies a congregation of men who acknowledge the Bible and the Lutheran catechism

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75. In the so-called Orthodox catechism it says: "The name Church of Christ means only the Orthodox Church, which has remained in perfect union with the universal Church

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76. I fail to find this Catechism in any of Ballou's writings accessible in and about Boston

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77. Anthon's Catechism on the Homilies, 06

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78. " Early Catechism for Children, 06

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79. " I suppose he learned it in the catechism, for he rarely fails to give it when any question is asked concerning duty to God or man

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