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From Late Latin ''catēchismus'', ultimately from Greek ''katēkhizein''. Manual of religious instruction which tells the young what they should do and should not do in terms of morality, wins converts and testifies to the faith. | |||
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From Late Latin catēchismus, ultimately from Greek katēkhizein. Manual of religious instruction which tells the young what they should do and should not do in terms of morality, wins converts and testifies to the faith.
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