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PotOnWheel
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Posted 10/19/2004 8:39 AM (GMT -6)

Robert E. Webber - Liturgics and Worship

http://www.liturgica.com/html/litPLitEvangelical.jsp?hostname=null

An Evangelical and Catholic Methodology by Robert E. Webber

* A Historical Approach To Liturgics and Worship

* Stripping Away False Conceptions of Worship

* Restoring a Biblical-Theological and Historical Perspective of Worship

* Applying the Biblical-Theological and Historical Methodology

* Methodological Reflections

* How Can I Call Myself Evangelical

* Does My Method Elevate Tradition over Scripture?

* Why the Early Church over That of Another Era?

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About the Author: Robert E. Webber is the William R. and Geraldyne B. Myers Chair of Ministry at Northern Baptist Seminary. Prior to his current appointment Dr. Webber was professor of theology at Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois, and was chairman of the Chicago Call which met in I977. A layman in the Episcopal Church, he received his Th. D. from Concordia Theological Seminary. Among his published works are: Evangelicals on the Canterbury Trail (1985); Worship Is a Verb (1985); Secular Humanism: Threat and Challenge (Zondervan 1982); Worship Old and New (Zondervan 1982); The Moral Majority: Right or Wrong? ( Crossway 1981); The Secular Saint (Zondervan 1979); and Common Roots (Zondervan 1978). This article was excerpted from Chapter 8 in The Use of the Bible in Theology: Evangelical Options, Robert K. Johnston (ed.), (John Knox 1985).

barryatk
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Posted 10/19/2004 9:57 AM (GMT -6)

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Originally posted by PotOnWheel

Robert E. Webber - Liturgics and Worship

http://www.liturgica.com/html/litPLitEvangelical.jsp?hostname=null

An Evangelical and Catholic Methodology by Robert E. Webber

* A Historical Approach To Liturgics and Worship

* Stripping Away False Conceptions of Worship

* Restoring a Biblical-Theological and Historical Perspective of Worship

* Applying the Biblical-Theological and Historical Methodology

* Methodological Reflections

* How Can I Call Myself Evangelical

* Does My Method Elevate Tradition over Scripture?

* Why the Early Church over That of Another Era?

quote:
About the Author: Robert E. Webber is the William R. and Geraldyne B. Myers Chair of Ministry at Northern Baptist Seminary. Prior to his current appointment Dr. Webber was professor of theology at Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois, and was chairman of the Chicago Call which met in I977. A layman in the Episcopal Church, he received his Th. D. from Concordia Theological Seminary. Among his published works are: Evangelicals on the Canterbury Trail (1985); Worship Is a Verb (1985); Secular Humanism: Threat and Challenge (Zondervan 1982); Worship Old and New (Zondervan 1982); The Moral Majority: Right or Wrong? ( Crossway 1981); The Secular Saint (Zondervan 1979); and Common Roots (Zondervan 1978). This article was excerpted from Chapter 8 in The Use of the Bible in Theology: Evangelical Options, Robert K. Johnston (ed.), (John Knox 1985).

Hey POW!
I scanned Webber's article and am impressed. He came here to Destin, Fl for the Anglican regional conference last Jan or so. I did not make it to hear him sadly. Do I recall correctly that you are EO? If so do you regard many streams as being truly profitable? Our church came out of an Episcopal/Anglican and many of their practices we do not hold to. I will read Webber more thouroughly when I can. What struck me right off was his challenge it seemed to evangelical church as we do it here...He seemed to say it was too disorganized, to "stage vs audience" would be my interpretation. I grew up a Methodist minister's kid and I liked the responsive reading and liturgy as my dad did it. I heard many when we were in Episcopal church complain about reading prayers and creeds. I think it does one good. We have none of that in my present church. We have communion maybe once a year. It seems we reach those hurt in the church as we know it in America...and leaving out the bells and smells and symbols seems to allow them to hear the Holy Spirit in a new way or maybe for the first time.

Comments?

Barry

PotOnWheel
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Posted 10/19/2004 12:25 PM (GMT -6)

Barry, scout out the rest of that well coordinated site.

As for me, I'm preparing to teach a Sunday school class on Icons to out senior set, in our Christian Reformed Church. Big Smile

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- PoW

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