Category Archives: Worship

Silencing the Women

Posted on February 11, 2007 by Alastair Roberts

Peter Leithart shares some helpful insights on the Apostle Paul’s silencing of women. I would like to see this spelled out in more detail in a reading of 1 Corinthians 14, but it seems to be a promising line to … Continue reading →

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So it has come to this…

Posted on January 26, 2007 by Alastair Roberts

Mark Horne argues for icons in worship.

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Worship and the Cartesian Man

Posted on November 6, 2006 by Alastair Roberts

James K.A. Smith writes:— I had the opportunity to “experience” a version of one of these services in Geneva (Service 10, “Queer”). This was going to be my first “emerging” worship experience, so I came with much anticipation. And I … Continue reading →

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Children, the Word and the Church

Posted on October 12, 2006 by Alastair Roberts

Uriesou Brito links to a brief article from Alexander Schmemann on his new blog. The following is a brief quote from Schmemann’s article:— As a general rule, children like attending Church, and this instinctive attraction to and interest in Church … Continue reading →

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Garrison Keillor on Liturgy

Posted on June 6, 2006 by Alastair Roberts

The following is a quote from an interview with Garrison Keillor [HT: Michael S]: Having grown up in the Evangelical, sort of free-form fundamentalist church, I love the liturgical church where we say words together that are not my words … Continue reading →

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How Gutenberg Took the Bible from Us: Some thoughts on the Ontology of the Scriptures

Posted on March 6, 2006 by Alastair Roberts

This blog has been pretty quiet over the last couple of months (probably the least constructive months that I have had for well over a year). This is no one’s fault but my own. I lost much of my steam … Continue reading →

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