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An Orthodox Catechism is an instruction in the orthodox Christian faith, to be taught to every Christian, to enable him to please God and save his own soul.
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The quote defines an Orthodox Catechism as teaching about the Orthodox Christian faith. Its purpose is to help every Christian learn how to live in a way that pleases God and supports the salvation of their own soul.
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