
A Few Thoughts on the Deinstitutionalization of the Church
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I saw a post on social media from Rend Collective about being a worship band for people who don’t go to church. That got me to thinking about how the the church has become less like a social institution helping people navigate life in preparation for the life to come and more like a temporal community centered organization. The church is losing its primary reason for existence and finding spirituality inside its four walls is discouraged. What significance does it have left if this is the case?
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