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Who are the theologians who wrote the Catechism? Specifically, men and women ? Or just men, as those men who wrote the Bible? Is there a common Catechism of the people representing the study and thinking of all? Respectfully, Beverley Schmidt bevschmidt5@gmail.com 2600:1700:2D20:26A0:789F:DBDE:5912:F51D (talk) 15:51, 26 June 2022 (UTC)Reply

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