Arno Schilson explains how the worship service differs as a different kind of time from everyday life, using the introduction of the concept of cult, which he contrasts with an understanding of the staging of worship in a fruitful dialogue: “In this way, the cultic action opens up a world or even just a dimension, in the realization of which man can have the blissful experience, which also occurs in tremendous density, that despite all adversities and adversities of reality, he can withstand and endure it.” The concept of the cult does not necessarily presuppose the worship service as a jointly committed religious event. On the one hand, the opening of this other perspective is not tied to the worship service.