The Church Catechism Explained

The Church Catechism Explained, by Arthur William Robinson, offers a comprehensive exploration of the catechism of the Church of England. Published in 1894, this book provides a detailed explanation of the fundamental principles of Christian doctrine as presented in the catechism. Robinson’s work serves as an invaluable resource for those seeking a deeper understanding of Anglican theology and the core beliefs of Christianity. It’s particularly useful for educators, clergy, and anyone interested in the historical and theological foundations of the Church of England. This enduring text continues to be relevant for its clear exposition of essential Christian teachings.

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