The New "New Liturgy"?
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1 comments:
That was very funny! I have never really been to a church like that, but I have relatives who became Born-Again Christians and they do go to churches that seem to be exactly like this, at least from videos I have seen on the Internet.
What is interesting is the extent to which the Mega Church movement has been influenced by trends within corporate management philosophy. For example, they seem to share a penchant for buzzwords, as reflected in the video.
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