Worship, Symbols, and Ethical Dilemmas

This chapter critiques the shift from congregational singing to individual performances in church services, emphasizing the need for meaningful participation. It explores the implications of Christian symbols like WWJD within a moralistic culture and critiques the Emergent Church movement and vacation mission trips. Additionally, the chapter discusses the ethical concerns surrounding the promotion of essential oils in the Christian community, contrasting their use to proven medical practices and urging a balance between tradition and genuine worship.