When a person accuses another of acting without the authority and authorization of Christ, they are making a serious accusation. The two sides of this debate are from the prosecution: stating that using mechanical instruments are outside of our authorithy in NT worship, and the defendants: stating that we do have authority to use mechanical instruments in NT worship.
Some of the prosecution add that instrumental music is "pleasing to the flesh" and worldly, and using them in worship is "pagan" and committing spiritual adultery.
Some in the defense add that we are called to use instruments to worship God.
Both of those arguments can be potentially offensive to the opposing side, but we are not called to be easily offended.
Some of the prosecution add that instrumental music is "pleasing to the flesh" and worldly, and using them in worship is "pagan" and committing spiritual adultery.
Some in the defense add that we are called to use instruments to worship God.
Both of those arguments can be potentially offensive to the opposing side, but we are not called to be easily offended.