A Catechism

by D. N. Bernardakis

Publisher:

Cyprus Government Printing Office

, 1903

Overview

Catechisms are familiar devotional and educational guides for many Catholic and Protestant Christians, but they’re also very important in Eastern churches. This work, simply entitled A Catechism, explains how Eastern Orthodox Christians understand the Nicene Creed, the Ten Commandments, and the Beatitudes. It also includes brief explanations of hymnody, architecture, and iconography in the Orthodox Church. Consisting of three parts, A Catechism covers basic dogma, worship and sacraments, and essential Christian morality. Now over 100 years old, this catechism remains an important work explaining the basics of the Greek Orthodox faith with uncommon clarity.

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Key Features

• Comprehensive and succinct
• Easy to memorize
• Greek Orthodox perspective

Product Details

• Title: A Catechism
• Author: Demetrios Nikolaou Bernardakes
• Translator: Claude Delaval Cobham
• Publisher: Cyprus Government Printing Office
• Publication Date: 1903
• Pages: 37

About D. N. Bernardakis

Demetrios Nikolaou Bernardakes was a nineteenth-century Greek Orthodox Church leader and catechist. The author of multiple books, Bernardakes was a gifted communicator and teacher of the Greek Orthodox faith.