Catechisms data set

Take the catechisms that are in questions and answer format made popular by Luther - Lutheran, Genevan, Heidelberg, Westminster, other reformed, Baptist, Pentecostal, Anglican, Methodist, Socinian, Anabaptist, Catholic, Orthodox, ecumenical - and place them in parallel by question. Also tag for the LST.

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Would be great!

A "data set" with reference not only to the catechisms, but to the symbols of faith in general, would be very good and practical for all of us.

Warren Musselman

This would be very useful.

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