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Reformation Models Of Worship

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Chapters & Articles in Reformation Models Of Worship (7)

Entry 1
Luther: Formula Missae: Order Of Mass And Communion For The Church At Wittenberg (1523)

Luther's Formula Missae, written after his break with Rome, did not suggest a wholescale reform of the Catholic mas…

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Entry 2
Calvin: The Form Of Church Prayers, Strassburg Liturgy (1545) Part I

Although there is considerable diversity within the Reformed community, it is fair to say that the ideas of John Ca…

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Entry 3
Calvin: The Form Of Church Prayers, Strassburg Liturgy (1545) Part Ii

Although there is considerable diversity within the Reformed community, it is fair to say that the ideas of John Ca…

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Entry 4
The Traditional Anglican Liturgy (1662) Part I

The Reform of the liturgy in England began in 1540 under the leadership of Thomas Cranmer. The Book of Common Praye…

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Entry 5
The Traditional Anglican Liturgy (1662) Part Ii

The Reform of the liturgy in England began in 1540 under the leadership of Thomas Cranmer. The Book of Common Praye…

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Entry 6
Anabaptist: Hubmaier’s “a Form For Christ’s Supper” (1527) Part I

The liturgy below is of an Anabaptist group in Waldshut. Unlike other Anabaptists, this community was not on the ru…

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Entry 7
Anabaptist: Hubmaier’s “a Form For Christ’s Supper” (1527) Part Ii

The liturgy below is of an Anabaptist group in Waldshut. Unlike other Anabaptists, this community was not on the ru…

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