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Lex orandi lex credendi
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- The author asserts that the form, content, and practice of liturgy is what determines the belief of the church. He examines the development of liturgical practices and finds evidence to support this thesis. He also considers the role of the teaching magisterium and discovers instances where doctrinal authority serves as a corrective to those worship patterns which may lead to false belief. He concludes that both the worship practices and teaching authority of the church are important elements in determining doctrine. However, it is worship that carries more influence in the end.
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