D. G. Hart. Historian of American religion and Presbyterianism. Wrote on Presbyterian worship and the Reformed tradition in Calvin Studies VIII and IX.
D. G. Hart examines the doctrine of the spirituality of the church as articulated in the Westminster Standards and in nineteenth-century American Presbyterianism, contrasting H. Richard Niebuhr's typology of Lutheran and Calvinist views on the relation of church and civil order.
Darryl G. Hart examines the irony of contemporary Presbyterian worship, observing how Praise and Worship movements within evangelicalism celebrate the very anti-creedal, anti-ritualistic impulses that older Reformed worship had set itself against, and asking what this means for confessional identity.
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