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The ACNA Catechism, “To Be A Christian” – a parallel outline 1 Compiled by the Rev. Matthew Brench, December 2019 This outline compares the 2014 and 2020 editions of the Anglican Catechism, To Be A Christian, released by the Anglican Church in North America. An “Overview of Changes” document is available on the ACNA catechism website - http://anglicanchurch.net/?/main/catechism - but it only provides broad references to what has changed. What follows here is a section-by-section comparison of the two versions released. As the official overview states, many of the questions and answers have had subtle to substantial changes. Only occasional differences will be noted below; the Q&A equivalencies are in general content, not precise wording. Part One: Beginning with Christ 2014 edition 2020 edition 1 2 2 1 3 3 4 4 5 “mend your broken relationship” 5 “save yourself” 6 & 7 #7 “Why does God save you?” 8 6 9 8 10 9 11 10 12 11 13 12 14 13 15 14 16 15 17 16 18 17 Part Two: Believing in Christ Concerning the Creeds 2014 2020 19 18 20 19 21 20 22 “acknowledge” 21 “received” 23 “acknowledge” 22 “receive and believe” 24 23 25 24
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The ACNA Catechism, “To Be A Christian” – a parallel outline

1 Compiled by the Rev. Matthew Brench, December 2019

This outline compares the 2014 and 2020 editions of the Anglican Catechism, To Be A Christian,

released by the Anglican Church in North America. An “Overview of Changes” document is available

on the ACNA catechism website - http://anglicanchurch.net/?/main/catechism - but it only provides

broad references to what has changed. What follows here is a section-by-section comparison of the

two versions released.

As the official overview states, many of the questions and answers have had subtle to substantial

changes. Only occasional differences will be noted below; the Q&A equivalencies are in general

content, not precise wording.

Part One: Beginning with Christ

2014 edition 2020 edition

1 2

2 1

3 3

4 4

5 “mend your broken relationship” 5 “save yourself”

6 & 7 #7 “Why does God save you?”

8 6

9 8

10 9

11 10

12 11

13 12

14 13

15 14

16 15

17 16

18 17

Part Two: Believing in Christ

Concerning the Creeds

2014 2020

19 18

20 19

21 20

22 “acknowledge” 21 “received”

23 “acknowledge” 22 “receive and believe”

24 23

25 24

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Concerning Holy Scripture

2014 2020

26 25

27 26

28 27

29 28

30 29

31 30

32 31

33 32

34 33

35 Folded into #34 below

36 34

37 35 “What are the Apocrypha?”

“I believe in God, The Father Almighty, Creator of Heaven and Earth”

2014 2020

38 36

39 37

40 38

41 39

42 40

43 41

44 42

45 43

46 44 #45 “Did God make creation good?”

47 46

48 47

“I believe in Jesus Christ his only Son our Lord”

2014 2020

49 48

50 49

51 50

52 51

53 52

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“He was conceived by the Holy Spirit and born of the Virgin Mary”

2014 2020

54 53 #54 “What happened at his conception?”

#55 Why is it important to say he was born?”

55 56

56 57 #58 “What do his two natures say about his ministry?”

57 59

58 60 #61 “How do his sufferings help you?”

59 62

“Was crucified, died, and was buried. He descended to the dead.”

2014 2020

60 “what dioes his crucifixion mean” 63 “what happened at…” #64 “What did he accomplish on the Cross?”

#65 “What does his death mean for you?”

61 66

62 67

63 68

“On the third he rose again; he ascended into heaven, as is seated at the right hand…”

2014 2020

64 69

65 70

66 71

67 72

68 73

69 74

70 75

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“He will come again to judge the living and the dead.”

2014 2020

71 76

72 “When should you expect…” 77 “Can we know when…”

73 “what should be your attitude…” 78 “how should you anticipate…”

74 79

75 78

76 80

77 81

78 Mostly omitted

79 “…judge yourself” 82 “…rightly live in the fear of God”

80 83

“I believe in the Holy Spirit”

2014 2020

81 84

82 85

83 86

84 “… relate to you” 87 “…strengthen you”

85 88

86 89

87 90

88 91

The Holy Catholic Church; The Communion of Saints

2014 2020

89 92

90 “New Testament” 93 “Holy Scripture”

91 94

92 95

93 96

94 97

95 98

96 99

97 100

98 101

99 102

100 “How is the communion of saints practiced?” 103 “How do you participate in…”

101 104

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Concerning the Sacraments

In the 2014 edition this section is found amidst the exposition of the Creed; in the 2020 edition this section is moved

to a position after the Creed is finished. Also note that the ordering of this section is changed in the 2020 edition:

Sacraments, those ordained by Christ, other sacraments, Baptism, Communion, Confirmation, Ordination, Marriage,

Absolution, Anointing of the Sick.

2014 2020

102 121

103 122

104 “sacraments of the Gospel” 123 “sacraments ordained by Christ”

105 Baptism 126

106 Baptism 127

107 Baptism 128

108 Baptism 129

109 Baptism 130

110 Communion 131

111 Communion 132

112 Communion 133

113 Communion 134

114 Communion 135

115 Communion 136

116 Other Sacraments 124

117 Other Sacraments 125

118 Confirmation 137

119 Confirmation 138 #139 “What is the work of all Christians?”

120 Absolution 149

121 Absolution 150 #151 “What is necessary to receive the grace…?”

122 Ordination 140

123 Ordination 141

124 Ordination 142

125 Bishops 143

126 Priests 144

127 Deacons 145

128 Marriage 146

129 Marriage 147

130 Marriage 148

131 Anointing of the Sick 152

132 Anointing of the Sick 153

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The Forgiveness of Sins

2014 2020

133 105

134 106

135 107

136 108

137 109

138 113

139 110

140 112

141 111

The Resurrection of the Body, and the Life of the world to come

2014 2020

142 114 #115 “Why will you die?”

143 Folded into later question & answers.

144 116

145 117

146 118

147 119

148 120

Part Three: Being Christ’s

Concerning Prayer

2014 2020

149 154

150 155

151 Folded into others

152 156

153 157

154 158

155 159

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The Lord’s Prayer

2014 2020

156 160

157 161

158 162

159 163

160 164

161 omitted

The Address

2014 2020

162 165

163 166

164 167

165 168

166 169

167 170

168 171

The First Petition

169 172

170 173

171 174

172 175 #176 “How does God hallow his name?”

173 177

174 Folded into #177 above

175 Folded into #177 above

The Second Petition

2014 2020

176 178

177 179

178 180

179 181

180 182

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The Third Petition

This, and certain subsequent sections, saw a level of revision that individual Q&A’s don’t correspond to one another.

In these instances, groupings of parallel Q&A’s are placed in single cells below.

2014 2020

181 183

182 God is God’s will accomplished in heaven? 183 Where can you find God’s will?

184 How is God’s will accomplished on earth? 185 What more do you seek…?

184 “What is God’s will?” 185 “What do you pray for as you seek…”

186 “How can you do…” 187 Why ‘on earth as it is in heaven’…?

The Fourth Petition

2014 2020

186 189

187 198

188 190

189 191

190 192

The Fifth Petition

2014 2020

191 193

192 194

193 195

194 196

195 197

196 198

197 Mostly omitted

198 199

199 200

200 201

The Sixth Petition

2014 2020

201 202

202 203

203 204

204 205

205 206

206 207 #208 “How does the Church help you resist?”

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The Seventh Petition

2014 2020

207 209

208 210

209 211

210 213

211 214

212 215

213 216

214 “How did God address…” 217 “How did overcome…”

215 212

216 218

217 219

218 Mostly omitted

219 220

Doxology and Amen

2014 2020

220 221

221 222

222 Mostly omitted

223 223

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Prayer

2014 2020

#224 “What is a rule of prayer?” #225 What can hinder your prayers

#226 What natures a fruitful life of prayer

224 227

225 228

226 229

227 230

228 231

229 232

230 233 #234 types of prayer in the Lord’s Prayer

#235 “What is praise?”

231 omitted

232 omitted

233 236

234 237 #238 “What is confession?”

#239 Types of prayer not included in the Lord’s Prayer

235 omitted

236 omitted

237 240 #241

238 Folded into #240 above

239 242

240 243

241 225

Liturgy

2014 2020

242 244

243 245

244 246 #247 “What is the role of Scripture in the Prayer Book?”

245 248

246 249

247 “Who observes…” 250 “How is the Daily Office observed?”

248 “Why do Anglicans…” 251 “Why do we pray the Daily Office?”

249 omitted

250 Folded into #257

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Rule of Life

2014 2020

251 252

252 253 #254 “What’s included in a Rule of Life?” #255 “Why is prayer an essential part…?”

253 Folded into the above Q&A’s

254 See #241

255 See #226

Part IV: Behaving Christianly

The Ten Commandments

2014 2020

#256 “Recite the Ten Commandments.” #257 “What are the Ten Commandments?”

#258 “What is God’s Law?”

256 Folded into other q&a’s in this section

257 259

258 Folded into #259 above

259 264

260 “What is our Lord’s understanding of…” 260 “How did Jesus summarize…” #261 “How did Jesus fulfill the Law?” #262 “How can you obey God’s Law?”

261 263

262 See last section of the catechism

263 See last section of the catechism

264 See last section of the catechism

265 See last section of the catechism, especially #365

266 See last section of the catechism, especially #366

#265 How do they help you resist evil? #266 How do they help you grow in Christ?

#267 How should you keep them?

The First Commandment

2014 2020

267 268 #269 What does it mean that the Lord is God?

268 270

269 273

270 271

271 272

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The Second Commandment

2014 2020

272 274

273 275

274 276

275 277

276 “carved images” 278 “images”

277 “carved images” 279 “images” #280 What does this teach about hope?

278 281

279 282

280 omitted

The Third Commandment

2014 2020

281 283 #284 Why is God’s name sacred?

282 285 #286 “How can you avoid…”

283 284

#287 How might you use his name profanely? #288 How might you use his name carelessly?

285 289

The Fourth Commandment

2014 2020

286 290

287 291

288 “Why should you…” 292 “How did Israel…”

289 “Where do you learn about the holiness of time?” 298 What does the Sabbath teach…

290 293

291 sabbath as God’s eternal gift to you 292 a sabbath rest remains

293 how do you celebrate this sabbath

294 promise for the future 295 how do you keep it

296 what sabbath teaches about work

294 297 #299 how it helps you grow in Christ

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The Fifth Commandment

2014 2020

295 300

296 301 #302 How should parents treat their children?

297 303

298 304 #305 What blessings result?

299 Omitted, see last section of the catechism

300 306

The Sixth Commandment

2014 2020

301 307

302 308 (and 310)

309 Why does God prohibit murder? 314 How do we understand the value of life?

303 315

304 311

305 312

306 310

307 313

308 316

The Seventh Commandment

2014 2020

309 317 #318 “What did Jesus teach about adultery?”

310 Folded into other questions

322 What is marriage?

311 323

324 Why does God forbid adultery? 325 What else did Jesus teach about…

312 what does marriage illustrate? 313 what does it mean to be faithful in…

See Marriage questions in the Sacraments section

314 326

327 How does a single person keep this? 328 Are some called to celibacy?

315 329

316 320

317 321

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The Eighth Commandment

2014 2020

318 330

319 331 What is stealing? #332 Why did God forbid stealing?

320 336

321 333

322 334

335 What did Jesus teach about stealing?

323 337

324 338

The Ninth Commandment

2014 2020

325 339

326 340

327 How Jesus suffered from false witness 328 Jesus bore true witness

329 How false witness is borne in court

341 Why does God forbid it? 342 How is it given in public life?

343 How is it given in respect to church teaching? 344 What else does this forbid?

345 What speech to practice instead

330 346

347 Must we speak the whole truth? 348 How this makes you more like Christ

The Tenth Commandment

2014 2020

331 349

332 350

351 What are you forbidden from coveting? 352 Why forbid it?

353 Why do you covet?

333 355

334 “is especially dangerous” 354 “lead to other sins”

335 “What should you do instead…?” 356 How can you keep it?

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Need for Atonement, Healing, and Joy or Justification & Sanctification

This section was publicized as being noteworthy in the 2020 edition, but it is very similar to the 2014 original.

2014 2020

336 357

337 358

338 361

339 359 #360 How does God enable you to live in his forgiveness?

340 362

341 363

342 364

343 365 #366 How does the Lord’s Supper help?

344 367

345 368


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