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File Name: Boyce, James P. - A Brief Catechism of Bible Doctrine Droid MySword Version

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Author: James P. Boyce, D. D.

A Brief Catechism Of Bible Doctrine
by James P. Boyce, D. D.
Professor of Systematic and Polemic in Theology The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

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This is a 21 chapter work (short chapters) by Boyce (Baptist) that has a few half dozen questions in each section

PREFACE
The author of this brief Doctrinal Catechism knows of no work of the kind in circulation among Baptists. Keach’s Catechism, generally called the “Baptist Catechism”, is scarcely used at all. No reason can be assigned for this, except that it is too difficult for children. In the present work, an attempt has been made to simplify, as far as possible, without sacrificing important truth. The teacher may have to give some further aid, by explaining a few words here and there. The aim has been to bring the truth taught within the comprehension of children of ten to twelve years old and upwards. The desire has been felt to promote catechetical instruction in the family and the Sunday School. It is believed that there are many who appreciate its value as a means of teaching the truth of God. To the attention of such, this little work is commended, with the hope that it may meet their wants. At the same time, Pastors of churches, Superintendents and Teachers of Sunday Schools, and pious parents, are urged to consider how far a partial recourse at least to catechetical instruction may tend to restore the vigorous piety of bygone days.

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