Worship, Early Christian

David E. Aune

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Classical Antiquity Studies Historical and Religious Studies of Rome

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Early Christianity differed strikingly from other religions in the Roman world in that it had no cult statues, temples, or regular sacrifices (whether of animals or produce), or the customary musical accompaniment. Christian worship had a primarily verbal character, and in this respect it was simila

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