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What does the word worship relate to?
'Worth'
meaning recognition of importance
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How do Christians express their feelings towards God through worship?
By showing love,
reverence
, and respect
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Where can worship take place in Christianity?
Anywhere, including
churches
and
homes
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What are the two forms of worship mentioned?
Private
and
communal
worship
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What is liturgical worship?
A
church
service that follows a set structure
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Who typically leads liturgical worship?
A
priest
leading formal
prayers
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What is a key characteristic of non-liturgical worship?
It does not follow a
set
order or rituals
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Which churches typically practice non-liturgical worship?
Methodist
,
Baptist
,
Quakers
,
United Reformed
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What is a major difference between liturgical and non-liturgical worship?
Liturgical has set
prayers
; non-liturgical does not
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What are the advantages of liturgical worship?
Familiarity with set
prayers
and rituals
Easy for
Christians
to join in
Trained
leaders
provide confidence
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What are the disadvantages of liturgical worship?
Limited
individual
expression
Ordinary
Christians
may feel excluded
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What is informal worship characterized by?
Spontaneous
prayers and
unplanned
thoughts
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How does Quaker worship typically proceed?
It is
silent
until someone speaks
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What is private worship?
Worship done
individually
or with
close
ones
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What aids might be used in private worship?
Icons
or
rosary beads
for
meditation
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What are the key differences between liturgical and non-liturgical worship?
Liturgical: Set
structure
, trained leaders, set
prayers
Non-liturgical: Flexible structure, focus on Bible, spontaneous prayers
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of non-liturgical worship?
Advantages:
Flexibility to meet
congregation
needs
Focus on
Bible
reading strengthens faith
Disadvantages:
Lack of consistency may hinder
unity
Sacraments
may be undervalued
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What is the significance of communal worship on Sundays?
Public worship
often occurs on Sundays
Celebrates
Jesus'
resurrection
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What role does music play in different types of worship?
Liturgical: Hymns and
choir
anthems
Non-
liturgical
: Theme-based
hymns
chosen by leaders
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How do informal worship settings differ from traditional church services?
Informal settings may occur in
homes
Emphasizes
community
and
relationship building
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