Worship Traditions and Practices

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These flashcards cover key concepts, definitions, and elements of worship practices based on notes from the lecture.

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What is informal worship?

A kind of non-liturgical and often spontaneous worship that occurs in informal settings, such as homes.

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What does 'charismatic' mean in the context of worship?

It describes a type of worship that may involve dancing, clapping, calling out, speaking in tongues, healing, etc.

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What are some reasons Christians prefer liturgical worship?

It is comforting, unites believers globally, has a rich tradition, maintains theological correctness, is prayerful, and provides stability.

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Why might some Christians prefer non-liturgical worship?

Because it allows for freedom of expression, responsiveness to global situations, and authenticity.

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What purpose can worship serve according to different Christians?

Worship may deepen our relationship with God, express sorrow for sins, motivate us to improve, or fulfill obligations.

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What is the 'liturgy of the Word' in Catholic Mass?

It is the part of the Mass that includes readings from the Bible.

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What does private worship refer to?

Worship conducted by an individual alone, rather than in a group setting.

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What is Lectio Divina?

A form of verbal prayer involving close reading of the Bible, often used by Benedictine monks.

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What are the four components of verbal prayer represented by ACTS?

Adoration, Contrition, Thanksgiving, and Supplication.

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What is the central element of the liturgy in the Catholic Mass?

The Eucharist, which is considered the source and summit of life.

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What is communal worship?

Worship conducted with a group of people, often in a church or other communal setting.

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What does 'contemporary' mean in worship?

Worship that incorporates current music, styles, and practices reflecting modern culture.

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What is the significance of hymns in worship?

Hymns are songs of praise, often with theological messages, used to express faith and worship in a congregational setting.

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What is the role of prayer in worship?

Prayer is a way for individuals to communicate with God, express thoughts, ask for guidance, and offer praise or thanks.

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What does 'sacramental' mean in worship?

Relating to or denoting religious rites considered to be a means of divine grace, such as baptism or communion.