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Martin Nicol advocates for a traditional liturgy, highlighting its unique beauty and the significance of rituals. He portrays the Protestant service as a guided pilgrimage through divine reality, offering insights from personal and external experiences that illuminate both the strengths and weaknesses of traditional liturgy. Nicol emphasizes its essential role in the global church's worship practices, addressing twelve critical aspects of Protestant worship culture. He identifies a deep-seated cultural incapacity within Protestantism and presents compelling arguments for what could define future worship, such as the subtle power of doxology, integral church music that navigates divine mystery, and liturgy as an art form that makes God's time accessible within worldly time. Nicol urges the church to confront the fundamental theological question of what Protestant worship truly is, advocating for a shift away from the dominance of preaching. He calls for a genuine Word service that incorporates the Bible as a cult book. Additionally, he draws inspiration from other denominations and Jewish synagogue prayers to foster a renewed rituality of the Word. Nicol critiques the indecisive practices surrounding the Eucharist in Protestant services while keeping the Eucharistic celebration as a focal point of Christian worship.
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Weg im Geheimnis, Martin Nicol
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- Erscheinungsdatum
- 2009
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- Titel
- Weg im Geheimnis
- Untertitel
- Plädoyer für den Evangelischen Gottesdienst
- Sprache
- Deutsch
- Autor*innen
- Martin Nicol
- Erscheinungsdatum
- 2009
- Einband
- Paperback
- Seitenzahl
- 336
- ISBN10
- 3525602219
- ISBN13
- 9783525602218
- Reihe
- Schlagwörter
- Esoterik & Religion, Religiöse Themen, Religion, Theologie, Ethik, Rituale und Zeremonien, Liturgie
- Beschreibung
- Martin Nicol advocates for a traditional liturgy, highlighting its unique beauty and the significance of rituals. He portrays the Protestant service as a guided pilgrimage through divine reality, offering insights from personal and external experiences that illuminate both the strengths and weaknesses of traditional liturgy. Nicol emphasizes its essential role in the global church's worship practices, addressing twelve critical aspects of Protestant worship culture. He identifies a deep-seated cultural incapacity within Protestantism and presents compelling arguments for what could define future worship, such as the subtle power of doxology, integral church music that navigates divine mystery, and liturgy as an art form that makes God's time accessible within worldly time. Nicol urges the church to confront the fundamental theological question of what Protestant worship truly is, advocating for a shift away from the dominance of preaching. He calls for a genuine Word service that incorporates the Bible as a cult book. Additionally, he draws inspiration from other denominations and Jewish synagogue prayers to foster a renewed rituality of the Word. Nicol critiques the indecisive practices surrounding the Eucharist in Protestant services while keeping the Eucharistic celebration as a focal point of Christian worship.