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GCSE Religious Studies · key term
Christian worship that does not depend on a fixed liturgy, allowing flexibility in the order of the service and the words used.
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Paper 1
Revise: Forms of WorshipNon-liturgical worship does not depend on a fixed liturgy. A service may still have a recognisable structure, but its leader has greater freedom to choose the order, readings, hymns and prayers. Non-liturgical does not mean that nothing is planned.
When comparing forms of worship, explain a specific contrast: set words and responses in liturgical worship versus greater freedom over words and order in non-liturgical worship.
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