Biblical illiteracy is partly due to changes to the worship service over the years. Take the average church forty or fifty years ago. There would have been a morning and evening service on Sunday and a Wednesday night service. There would have been Sunday School, youth group meetings, and Bible studies. To one extent or another, most churches are doing less than they used to during the week, and many people only experience ‘church’ in terms of one Sunday morning service a week. Also, worship services and sermons are, typically, shorter than they used to be, and the latter may well be less Biblically focussed. (Mainline denominations have moved increasingly away from orthodoxy since the 1960s, and many Evangelical churches have opted for topical sermons that fail to explore the Biblical text with the congregation.) Finally, the music in the worship service is less conducive to Biblical, theological, and ecclesiastical literacy. This last point will be considered here. Fifty