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Robert Webber reminds us that worship must be participatory, and that if worship "is a monologue, either of God or of the people," it "fails to meet the criteria of the divine-human relationship" modeled in scripture.
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The fundamental issue of worship style is that worship must be participatory. Worship is a synergism of divine and human activity; it is dialogic. Worship that is a monologue, either of God or of the people, fails to meet the criteria of the divine-human relationship modeled by God’s Incarnation and the church’s theological reflection.
—Robert E. Webber, “Blended Worship,” from Exploring the Worship Spectrum, 185.
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