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Worship and the Organ of Godlike: The Point of Departure with the So-Called Church

[Paperback]

by Norman Chanda Chansonso

Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Book Publisher Association of Zambia P.O. Box
Published
January 2019
Weight
132g

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This is a point of departure with the so-called church. It is one of the most recent and comprehensive works undertaken on the right model of worship. It harmonizes worship with the real Sovereign nature of God. The paper provides irresistible evidence that there has been a transformation in the entire business of worship. It is a departure from worshipping God in Temples made of wood and stone Cathedrals] to worshipping God in Spirit and in truth. It demonstrates how the worshipper has moved backward and forward in the order of worship starting from the Garden of Eden to the present time with great inspirational leaders like Adam, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses, David and Solomon. Each transitional stage is unique in terms and connects the new order of worship to the true Sovereign nature of God. The paper is opposed to the pattern of worship in which the worshipper finds rest in attending church, so-called. Though world-wide accepted, this pattern of worship is considered as dated and repugnant to the new order of worship inscribed in the New Testament by Christ, the head of the Church. The paper is Bible-based and brings out old and new ground-breaking news. Some of the ideas marketed in this paper are new and challenging in particular to those who have commercialized the Gospel and are now worried of being rendered unemployed due to the promising awakening. On the whole, the paper serves as a road-map. It gives direction on how the church must be and provides a clear-cut distinction between a church and a religious institution. It strikes a good balance between worship and the organ of Godlike and in so doing making a positive contribution to the growing discipline of religion. It is tantalizing in character and recommended for use in theological universities.