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The problem with "Christian" music today
This one is based on a Psalm and it's one of my top favorites because its basically taking Davids words verbatim and structuring a rhythm around it. Very island sounding but I'm up for all types of music. https://youtu.be/vYK9iCRb7S4- Andrew
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- Forum: Christian Theology
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The problem with "Christian" music today
Well I enjoyed the song but mainly because he wasn't afraid to say the name Jesus... most never do these days and it just starts to sound like an average love song. I'm down for Christmas songs all year :) But those are still fragmented down to his birth. To be frank I enjoy old southern gospel...- Andrew
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- Forum: Christian Theology
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The problem with "Christian" music today
You get it spot on- Andrew
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- Forum: Christian Theology
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The problem with "Christian" music today
I'm a songwriter, and I tried making Christian rock music before and actually found out the chord structure (usually bright open chords but at the same time not whole chords) I couldn't write the lyrics because it just sounded like something I myself wouldn't care for. I think next i'll just...- Andrew
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- Forum: Christian Theology
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The problem with "Christian" music today
https://youtu.be/HB7gPIIQT7Y- Andrew
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Are you afraid? Thousand Oaks killings.
I used to believe that psychotic relief drugs contributed to homicide and suicide cases, but it's due to the psychosis itself as well as having a gun around, nothing to due with the meds. IMO if you are diagnosed and have to take a series of medication to combat that psychosis then you...- Andrew
- Post #15
- Forum: News Center
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Who helped you along the way?
In 2008 I believe, I was online defending a rockstar who died of suicide from an evangelical who told me that this rockstar was an agent of the devil. He emailed me and I allowed him to send me some dvds one being a 4 hour documentary "they sold their souls for rock n roll"... when it came in I...- Andrew
- Post #13
- Forum: Denomination Discussions
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Refugees and refuge.
It's sad how they are putting their kids in so much danger when they could simply enter in legally, get a legit job and afford housing and food... I am a bit dumbfounded on how they plan to house and feed themselves if they cross illegally with no authority and therefore no legal right to...- Andrew
- Post #49
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Racism and bigotry won the day. So sad for USA.
Trump actually has a strong Jewish accent too, some times more obvious than others but I definitely hear it clear from time to time... I always figured he was part Jewish but that's my opinion (like when he ups his tone slightly after talking real quite). Regardless it just seems to me that... -
Racism and bigotry won the day. So sad for USA.
Smh. Do you believe people are oppressed based on their skin color and history? Maybe you could research the history of the Democratic party, they seem to thrive off keeping people oppressed. What did Lincoln (R) do for the slaves and who killed him? -
Racism and bigotry won the day. So sad for USA.
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Racism and bigotry won the day. So sad for USA.
one of my favorite punchlines by him was "Who are you and how did you get in?" "I'm a locksmith... and I'm a locksmith" lol Anyway back on topic. I agree with Josiah, liberals and Democrats tend to focus on making sure that people stay feeling oppressed, I find this attitude and works very... -
Racism and bigotry won the day. So sad for USA.
I respect all Presidents, I had no problem with Obama although I didn't agree with his views I never spoke evil of him. That's the difference between the parties, Republicans just don't stoop to the level of Democrats. Law is law and lawlessness is lawlessness, Trump says he wants immigrants... -
Racism and bigotry won the day. So sad for USA.
Romans 13:1-7 13 Everyone must submit to governing authorities. For all authority comes from God, and those in positions of authority have been placed there by God. 2 So anyone who rebels against authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and they will be punished.3 For the... -
Racism and bigotry won the day. So sad for USA.
Can you provide quotes or links that support that Republicans condone hate speech? Much of what is called a hate speech is taken out of context... for instance keeping ms13 and other gangs out of America is titled racist, or that expressing that immigrates should come in the legal way (which... -
TULIP is Not Just a Pretty Flower: Radical Calvinism
I get what you are saying brother. I would call this hardcore and almost 'woo' theology but I simply view it as well.. simpler :) Enoch could mean election if you thought about it, his name means 'inauguration' and his being 'taken up' sounds like a rapture to me, he wasn't a pre elect -he was...- Andrew
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- Forum: Christian Theology