Does the age of grace allow religious practices in Christian worship?
The age of grace allows no religious practices to be brought into Christian worship. Scripture gives no right to celebrate feast days, holy days, Christmas, or Easter. There is no room in true Christianity for robes, miters, or Old Testament Judaistic services; such practices are not biblical and come from paganism or Judaism.
Les teaches that in the age of grace believers have no right whatsoever to bring so-called religious practices into their system of worship. He explains that true Christianity has no room for the robes and miters of the high priests, nor for feast days and holy days. He says Christmas and Easter are not biblical, and that nothing in the Book gives the right to celebrate certain high days, the birth of Christ, or a special holy day of Easter. He traces these observances to paganism and Old Testament Judaism. He further insists that no so-called services of Judaism should be incorporated into the church age, and he points to Colossians chapter 2, verse 14.