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Time for a change......Posted : 18 Jul, 2008 08:29 PMBy a lifelong stuggle to understand the female psyche i have come to the conclusion that i should change my profile to look something like this:
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christian music/secular musicPosted : 8 Jul, 2008 12:34 AMSorry guys but i have a different view than the "normal" christian one represented by most of you here. I believe all art ultimatly has the hand of God in it. Maybe not always through the artist consciously. Think of it this way, God created us and everything and what we produce is an extension of his plan so in short God is creator of all art. For somebody just to sit back as an artist and say " i'm only going to write about this one subject and nothing more" i think they are completely missing the point. Everybody should be allowed to express themselves. The same right that protects self expression also protects your right to worship in the manner you choose. Something like music could never be a complete work of art, it's only merely an extension of how the artist lives their life out before God and all of us. Life is God true artform and i think it's equally important for everybody to see all sides. The main problem i have when it comes down to it with christian music in general is that after seeing how the music buisness works from the inside i have a hard time believing that the artist is being completely honest. This pseudo pop white christian music out there today is possibly the most boring and uncreative music ever invented (to me at least). You can go ahead and like it if you want but personally i think the old school hymns that i grew up on in church are 10x more creative and inspiring. Handing somebody one of these newer style psudo christian pop cds to minister to them could possibly be the worst thing i could think of to hook them in. I'm a techno dj and i'll sit there in the club cranking out techno for an hour or two and then go into some gospel house music and watch the people come up to the decks asking me what that was i just dropped on there. However if i was to sit there and play a whole set of it i would clear the floor in a half hour. This kind of music is much more effective in moderation. Humans go through a huge range of emotions in their life and to just sit there and throw only one at them is so completely dishonest. There isn't one person here that thinks what these songs are saying every minute of everyday and if you say you are, you are either lying or completely insane.
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Reformed Bad Boy vs. Churchy GuyPosted : 17 Apr, 2008 11:06 PMDo you ladies prefer the Ned Flanders type or the reformed bad boy when it comes to picking a Christian man?
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christian music/secular musicPosted : 17 Apr, 2008 06:50 PMI think something needs to be said here. Whenever i hear this discussion i always see it go into a good vs evil direction that i think is straight up false. I produce music on a professional level for a living so i think i may have a unique perspective to add to the conversation.
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