Hippolytus, Irenaeus, Clement and Tertullian were not inspired and what they wrote does not surpass scripture. It may or may not be interesting to read their writing and consider their reasoning, but they are set aside when what they say contravenes revelation. The same thing goes for theologians of every age. I don't care how bright they are, or how curious their pronouncements, if what they say does not agree with God's Word, they are wrong and the Bible is right. The Bible is clear, concise, and understandable.
Some folks seem to make a career out of perverting the gospel.
Worship is rife for wresting by those who seek to deprecate truth and cause distraction. Some carriers of this mischief insist that washing feet and kissing are worship. This results in clouding the true meaning of worship and corrupting its purity. In the brain of the advocate of this view this somehow justifies the piano in worship of God. It is a tortuous trail to adulterated worship.