Synopsis
The Prayer Book Explained is a classic religios studies text by Percival Jackson that deals with the Church of England and the book of common prayer and contains the following excerpt: There is no such special merit in monotony as to require that the worship of God should be conducted wholly in one method rather than in several. Rather it must be acknowledged that there is merit in variety if it be subjected to dignity and order. For a certain measure of variety arrests and engages the attention of the worshippers and sustains their interest.
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