Associations to the word «Catechism»
Noun
- Explanation
- Consecration
- Parishioner
- Revolutionary
- Moral
- Sin
- Aquinas
- Filipinos
- Grammar
- Holy
- Covenant
- Atonement
- Essential
- Manual
- Revision
- Ephraim
- Orthodox
- Pamphlet
- Augustine
- Lesson
- Practical
- Missionary
- Spirituality
- Indulgence
- Blasphemy
- Savior
- Imposition
- Basic
- Christian
- Divine
- Answer
- Booklet
- Penance
- Reformer
- Dren
- Vilnius
- Geneva
- Alphabet
- Puritan
- Religion
- Forgiveness
- Chil
- Repeating
- Franciscan
- Resurrection
- Piety
- Precept
- Fugue
- Biological
- Homosexuality
- Visitation
- Congregation
- Pope
- Anglican
- Episcopal
- Spiritual
- Unity
- Elector
- Davy
- Multiplication
- Devotion
- Baptist
- Babe
- Question
- Convert
- Tract
- Priest
- Treatise
- Summary
- Commentary
Adjective
Wiktionary
CATECHISM, noun. A book, in question and answer form, summarizing the basic principles of Christianity.
CATECHISM, noun. A basic manual in some subject.
CATECHISM, noun. A set of questions designed to determine knowledge.
Dictionary definition
CATECHISM, noun. A series of question put to an individual (such as a political candidate) to elicit their views.
CATECHISM, noun. An elementary book summarizing the principles of a Christian religion; written as questions and answers.
Wise words
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