Presbyterians observe holy days like Christmas now as a good thing and with attended ceremonies, without any apparent appreciation or even concession or acknowledgment of the real will worship and idolatry associated with and going on this time of year, because of unfaithful men in the Presbyterian churches in the past— because of infatuation with replacing the plain orders of worship of Presbyterianism with more liturgical worship in the mid 19th century, and liberalizing churches introducing in addition the church calendar in the early twentieth, and supposed conservative Presbyterians happy to retain all this after coming out of the liberal apostate churches in the early mid 20th century.
Or am I wrong? Was there some principled basis in our worship principles for why Presbyterians now have this practice?
Or am I wrong? Was there some principled basis in our worship principles for why Presbyterians now have this practice?
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