“I think God would rather you have no god than a god who is disgusted by you.” That is something I’ve held as a rational truth for a long, long time, stemming from a passionate discussion I had with a friend at Seattle Pacific as to whether or not Gandhi would have been allowed into Heaven. That discussion has proven since to be far more edifying than I ever could have expected it to be, and not only am I happy to say that we’re still friends, but over time she has asked arrived at similar conclusions as myself.
There are no good DC Talk songs, though I’m curious about an AC/DC Talk mashup.
No good DC Talk songs!?! What about that fake-Nirvana riff at the beginning of Jesus Freak? LOL. I'm glad to see your passion for classic rock persists, Dennis.
Sure does,we were raised to it.Now it seems a quaint tale of regrets. Nope those thoughts exist on two different planes. Not being a fan of rap (in any form) I get to object to the term "song" and resort to a rhythmic,hypnotic ,method of sharing a welcome message to a flock of "anointed" followers.
I have to quibble with your feelings towards rap (though DC Talk is certainly not exemplary of the genre) but yes, much of Christian Contemporary Music feels like propaganda
“I think God would rather you have no god than a god who is disgusted by you.” That is something I’ve held as a rational truth for a long, long time, stemming from a passionate discussion I had with a friend at Seattle Pacific as to whether or not Gandhi would have been allowed into Heaven. That discussion has proven since to be far more edifying than I ever could have expected it to be, and not only am I happy to say that we’re still friends, but over time she has asked arrived at similar conclusions as myself.
There are no good DC Talk songs, though I’m curious about an AC/DC Talk mashup.
No good DC Talk songs!?! What about that fake-Nirvana riff at the beginning of Jesus Freak? LOL. I'm glad to see your passion for classic rock persists, Dennis.
Sure does,we were raised to it.Now it seems a quaint tale of regrets. Nope those thoughts exist on two different planes. Not being a fan of rap (in any form) I get to object to the term "song" and resort to a rhythmic,hypnotic ,method of sharing a welcome message to a flock of "anointed" followers.
I have to quibble with your feelings towards rap (though DC Talk is certainly not exemplary of the genre) but yes, much of Christian Contemporary Music feels like propaganda