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The difference is that the idea of "contemporary worship" does not assume that there is anything wrong with "liturgical worship." Most people with a preference for a contemporary corporate worship style do not believe that their preference is the only valid one. However, to say that contemporary worship is not really worship or that the liturgy is the only valid way to worship God is directly hostile to those who worship differently than you. Nobody here is saying that a liturgical style of corporate worship is not acceptable; if we were than your comparison would be appropriate.
I am still curious. Is this based on Bible or tradition? If it is a Biblical position, please explain using specific examples from Scripture.
The very center of CHRISTIAN WORSHIP has always been (from the very beginning) The Holy Eucharist. It's what Christ taught the Apostles and what they taught us.
We do not have the right to make such a change.
Christianity DOES NOT change. Neither does the worship her Church teaches with.
Why are we so ignorant? Because we do not attend the liturgy.
"Go and teach all nations" included more that what you can read in the bible.
We need the Liturgy, it was provided to us by GOD ALMIGHTY!
The Liturgy of St. James and the Liturgy of St. Mark, are not contemporary.
Are they just to be thrown away?
We do not have that right... indeed we are biblically obligated to keep them.
2Th 2:15 Therefore, brethren, stand fast, and hold the traditions which ye have been taught, whether by word, or our epistle.
Forgive me...
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