Thread 18139009

Lol. The history of hymns is interesting. Why is playing the same hillsong tracks every sunday ok but repeating catholic prayers is bad? Historically when did this protestant cognitive dissonance occur? Zwingli?

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>>18139053
we need based trad africans to keep the west christian o algo

>>18139009 (OP)
Go light up your incense candles, make it smell like a french whorehouse, and pray to Mary you Catholic dweeb.

>>18139162
You're just proving my point, though ironically. You think 2,000 years of sacred tradition, and incense (which is biblical, check Exodus 30 since you're sola scriptura), and asking the Mother of God for her prayers is "dweeby," but you see no problem repeating the same 4-chord Hillsong track for 20 minutes.

I'll stick with the historic Church. You can keep your insults; it just shows the spiritual poverty of your 500-year-old heresy.

>>18139199
Your whole OP is low effort bait.
Garbage in, garbage out.

>>18139213
Still waiting for someone to actually answer the question instead of crying about the OP. If you can't handle a basic historical question, just say that.

>>18139014
>>18139053
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>>18139162
>>18139213
>op asks reasonable question with minimal gaslighting or ragebaiting, best thread in catalog
>EVERY response is some kind of troll/offtopic/seethe
Grim stuff

>>18139009 (OP)
>hillsong tracks
?

>>18139009 (OP)
98% of churches misleads people telling them that Jesus is the Lord

>>18139009 (OP)
It's not ok to sing uninspired music in church.

>>18139009 (OP)
>repeating catholic prayers is bad?
Is this another episode of "papist pretends not to have common sense to justify false worship"? Saying the same prayer twice in two weeks is not the same thing as repeating yourself over and over and over again

>>18139199
People haven't been worshipping Mary and burning incense for 2,000 years.
>b-but Hillsong
Go look at a traditional Reformed liturgy and stop coping.

evangelicals are just retarded

>>18139233
>start low effort bait thread
>seethe when no one takes it seriously
Classic /his/

>>18139009 (OP)
Jesus didn't say "Pray the Our Father". He said
"pray ye after this manner". As I understand it's intended to be like a template; not something necessarily to be repeated word for word.

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>>18139599
ok so reading the same psalms isnt sinful only as long as you do it twice in two weeks. got it.

>>18139647
While Matthew says "pray like this," Luke's account is more direct. In Luke 11:2, when the disciples ask Jesus to teach them to pray, He responds, "When you pray, say..." (Greek: legete). This implies a specific set of words to be used.