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I also enjoyed the debate, it was fair, honest, and thought provoking. I wish for of these kinds of things.
Though I do agree on the "minority" question. Everything that the Reformed hold to have been the minority through the ages, that is no argument against it.
That is so true Richard. I love Hymns and other Christ Centered music that I will not sing during Worship. I have even broke open with praise and thanksgiving making melody in my heart to the Lord that is definitely not inspired as God's Hymnbook.I too enjoyed the debate. The presence of other songs in Scripture outwith the Psalter is not an argument against EP. At best it would be an argument for some use of other songs outwith services of worship, mentioned in the Preface to the 1673 Scottish Psalter.
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That is so true Richard. I love Hymns and other Christ Centered music that I will not sing during Worship. I have even broke open with praise and thanksgiving making melody in my heart to the Lord that is definitely not inspired as God's Hymnbook.I too enjoyed the debate. The presence of other songs in Scripture outwith the Psalter is not an argument against EP. At best it would be an argument for some use of other songs outwith services of worship, mentioned in the Preface to the 1673 Scottish Psalter.
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I also enjoyed the debate, it was fair, honest, and thought provoking. I wish for of these kinds of things.
Though I do agree on the "minority" question. Everything that the Reformed hold to have been the minority through the ages, that is no argument against it.