li·tur·gi·ol·o·gy (l -tûr j - l  -j)n. See liturgics. li·tur gi·olo·gist n. |
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| His work deserves careful reading by New Testament scholars, church historians, and liturgiologists interested in the history of early Christian cult. Liturgiologists have quic kened the understanding of devotional values, and even the historical soundings of this field have enriched the inner life of contemporary worshippers and believers. Hovda, editor of Living Worship, wrote the foreword to Church Architecture and Liturgical Reform by Theodor Filthaut, in which he described himself as "neither a liturgiologist nor an expert in sacred art" but an ardent supporter of Filthaut's theories, especially "on the absolute primacy of the living assembly. |
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