Gospel Participatory
Black gospel / choir tradition. Call-and-response structure, communal "we" voice, divine subject named in both call and response.
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One-click starter prompt hand-tuned for Gospel Participatory. Exercises: APR + DGS + call-response coherence
A gospel-participatory worship song. Black-church Wednesday-night prayer service, 8pm. Doxology register. Explicit call-and-response throughout — lead names the divine, congregation answers. Choir-arranged chorus on held open vowels. Specific spiritual claim, not generic. Bridge testimony grounded in a named season of the speaker's life.
Parent arc · SA#24
“The divine subject must be NAMED, not IMPLIED.”
A worship chorus must announce its divine subject within the first chorus. The Ambiguous Pronoun Ratio primitive operationalizes Vince Wright's Berean Test — choruses heavy on "He/You/Him" without anchoring proper noun (God / Jesus / Spirit / Lord / Father / Christ / Holy) fail. 5 substyles span modern hymn → liturgical traditional, each with a distinct tradition-policy layer.
The load-bearing primitive is APR — applied to every worship lyric the forge produces, including Gospel Participatory.
Forbidden Archive · 10 failure modes
Gospel Participatory inherits the full Worship Forbidden Archive. The critic loop flags any of these by canonical name.
Other Worship substyles
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The forge applies the worship substyle profile for Gospel Participatory, banned failure modes, and APR as a pre-output gate.