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<blockquote data-quote="NoMoreTO" data-source="post: 1247160" data-attributes="member: 13996">This is really interesting and is a big answer to a question I asked earlier in the thread. Was there a moment where the mass traditions were recorded or codified by the Antiochians &amp; Ephesians?&nbsp; I wonder if they worshipped differently than the Romans or early Coptics? We know that even amongst the areas Christianity was spread directly (books of the bible), there was some drifting in approach, beliefs, and likely mass traditions. For instance, groups who were preached to would end up 200 years down the road having different beliefs and on worship and divinity. This is when the Council of Nicea came into place in 325AD.&nbsp; I was just looking into council of nicea online, and we can see very quickly from Wikipedia that liturgical methods including the practice of standing during liturgy were discussed. So this method of worship is shown to be being used in very early times.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NoMoreTO, post: 1247160, member: 13996"] This is really interesting and is a big answer to a question I asked earlier in the thread. Was there a moment where the mass traditions were recorded or codified by the Antiochians & Ephesians? I wonder if they worshipped differently than the Romans or early Coptics? We know that even amongst the areas Christianity was spread directly (books of the bible), there was some drifting in approach, beliefs, and likely mass traditions. For instance, groups who were preached to would end up 200 years down the road having different beliefs and on worship and divinity. This is when the Council of Nicea came into place in 325AD. I was just looking into council of nicea online, and we can see very quickly from Wikipedia that liturgical methods including the practice of standing during liturgy were discussed. So this method of worship is shown to be being used in very early times. [/QUOTE]

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