About This Book
A pastor argues that dancing is a worldly practice incompatible with Christian nonconformity, grounding the case in scripture and the necessity of separation from secular habits. He first explains why believers must avoid blending with worldliness, then catalogs ways dancing exemplifies conformity, rebuts common defenses such as its supposed health benefits, criticizes typical hours and settings, and warns of attendant moral and spiritual dangers while urging both church members and the unconverted to abstain.
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