This book from 1719, Tome Premier, is a historical French text that presents itself as a catechism, a form of religious instruction traditionally presented in a question and answer format. This tome, being the first in its series, would typically cover the basics of Christian doctrine and ethics in a systematic and simplified manner, providing readers with an easily understood guide to the tenets of their faith. Given the period of its publication, the text likely aligns with Catholic teachings, reflecting the church's doctrines during the early 18th century. The "General Instructions" might include discussions on the nature of God, the sacraments, the duties of a Christian life, and moral conduct, catering to the educational needs of both the clergy and the laity at that time. The catechetical format would have been particularly useful for parish priests in educating their congregations, and for individuals seeking to deepen their understanding of their faith.

Pages: 480

Size: 6" x 4" x 1.3"

 

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