christian music
@attractivestone (41)
United States
September 19, 2009 5:19am CST
Why does it seem that Christian rock is just not as good a Classic rock?
3 responses
@attractivestone (41)
• United States
17 Oct 09
Actually that is not true. God said Make a joyful noise, make a loud noise.
Of course God wants us to worship him, but I am pretty sure he does not want us to sing great lyrics with lousy music and harmony. Christians should have the best music instead it really is bad.
@trina48D (88)
• United States
20 Sep 09
because your sinful nature loves the wickedness of the lyrics instead of your heart loving to worship the Almighty. We could also say they the 'new rock and roll' is not as good as the old time rock and roll. Everything changes it is our own interpretation that determines if it is as good as or not.
@attractivestone (41)
• United States
21 Sep 09
You are pointing a finger at me without even understanding my question. I don't like the lyrics. The music is much better. The words to Christian music are excellent but the music is lousy.
@IMEzekieL (498)
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19 Sep 09
I'm not sure what you meant about this but there are some Christianity inspired songs that were considered as classic. But of course, you can't expect that all people will be fond of listening to it (due to the fact that some peeps aren't Christians).
If you mean Classic Rock in a generalized way, Christian Rock Songs, such as those from Hillsong, may not fall in this category. Classic Christian Rock Songs may exist though.
@attractivestone (41)
• United States
21 Sep 09
Classic Rock is basically from the 1970's and it is secular.
