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*A Holy Catechism, or Explanation of the Divine and Holy Liturgy, and Examination of Candidates for Ordination, by Nicolas Bulgaris, Revised and Edited, the standard catechism in English of the Eastern Orthodox Church, first printed in Venice in 1681.
*A Holy Catechism, or Explanation of the Divine and Holy Liturgy, and Examination of Candidates for Ordination, by Nicolas Bulgaris, Revised and Edited, the standard catechism in English of the Eastern Orthodox Church, first printed in Venice in 1681.
*The Episcopal Catechism, from the Book of Common Prayer, the standard catechism of the [[Episcopal Church in the United States of America]], first compiled in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and published in 1789.
*The Episcopal Catechism, from the Book of Common Prayer, the standard catechism of the [[Episcopal Church in the United States of America]], first compiled in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and published in 1789.
*''The Two Babylons: The Papal Worship Proved to Be the Worship of Nimrod and His Wife'', by Alexander Hislop, a primary catechetical source for anti-Catholic churches, first published 1852.
*A [[Puritan]] Catechism, by [[Charles Haddon Spurgeon|Charles Spurgeon]], the standard catechism of the [[Congregationalism|Congregationalist]] churches, first published in 1885
*A [[Puritan]] Catechism, by [[Charles Haddon Spurgeon|Charles Spurgeon]], the standard catechism of the [[Congregationalism|Congregationalist]] churches, first published in 1885
*The Baltimore Complete Catechism, The Baltimore Larger Catechism, The Baltimore Smaller Catechism, of the Third Plenary Council of Baltimore, Maryland, the standard catechisms of the Roman Catholic Church throughout the United States (to 1962), first published in 1885.
*The Baltimore Complete Catechism, The Baltimore Larger Catechism, The Baltimore Smaller Catechism, of the Third Plenary Council of Baltimore, Maryland, the standard catechisms of the Roman Catholic Church throughout the United States (to 1962), first published in 1885.