Whether you agree with “the regulative principle” or not, this is an interesting read. John Frame clarifies his view of the principle and explains the extent of its application. Some Questions about the Regulative Principle, by John M. Frame Let it be clear from the outset that my “questions” about the Reformed regulative principle for …
This article heading caught my eye. It’s interesting to get an informed and postmodern sensitive Presbyterian’s perspective into the “worship wars.” Two more quotes to follow: One of the basic features of church life in the United States today is the proliferation of corporate worship and music forms. This, in turn, has caused many severe …
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To the Unknown God: Why Theology is so Crucial to WorshipTheology is like walking into an enormous arena which is enveloped in suffocating darkness. While our eyes are adjusting we can only barely make out what seems to be a large object at the center of the room. As we feel for some way to …
