Dancing is a personal decision. In the churches that I have seen, Baptists refrain from dancing because of the location of dances, the trading of partners and sexual connotation in many of the dances. Baptist in general refrain from any activity that may be a "stumbling block."
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In the Old Testament there are descriptions of the "Harlots of the Temples", meaning the pagan temples of Moloch, Belial and Baal. These harlots were women who would ply their trade in pornographic "dancing" and free and open sex throughout the temples. In the Elizabethan language of the King James, all of these activities were lumped into the descriptive word "Dancing." This word doesn't mean the dancing of the 19th century. Unfortunately, there have been styles of dancing that have been created throughout the past 100 - 125 years which would, by comparison, be not far from the temple dancing of the monarchical period of the Old Testament. So, dancing should be carefully examined to ensure it is Christ-honoring.
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the fundemental step are like for example arm in the feet and dancing
the fundamentals of filipino folk dancing are still the fundamentals of ballet dancing; it was just modified that every element of the body used in dancing was a lot way less stiffer than ballet dancing every figure was made merrily, gracefully, full of fun and festivity.
Yes, "dancing is fun" is an opinion because it reflects a personal belief or feeling about dancing. While some people may find joy and enjoyment in dancing, others may not share the same sentiment. Opinions can vary widely based on individual experiences, preferences, and cultural backgrounds.
Because you are dancing to jazz.
Fundamental Baptist Fellowship International was created in 1920.
Association of Fundamental Baptist Churches in the Philippines was created in 1948.
The Church of the Nazarene does not condone dancing because of attention it draws to the body. Nazarenes refrain from dancing in an effort to promote purity in both body and mind.
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Because they believe in the basic fundamentals of the Bible.
Fundamental Baptists generally hold conservative views on music and worship practices, which often leads to a cautious stance on the use of drums in church settings. Many believe that drums can be associated with secular or contemporary music styles that may not align with their interpretation of worship. Consequently, some fundamental Baptist churches may restrict or entirely avoid the use of drums in favor of traditional hymnody and instruments perceived as more reverent. However, beliefs can vary significantly among different fundamental Baptist congregations.
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More conservative Baptist churches don't allow dancing, but there are not many. In the Bible dancing was often done when celebrating or praising God.