60s bands

[South Bound]

various pop/rock stars of the 60s and 70s have come out and admitted they were serving satan and that's what got them where they were, folks such as bob dylan and brian wilson, among others.

I'd be curious to see your evidence for this silly claim.

Incidentally, you realize that the only thing as well known about Brian Wilson as his musical genius is his history of mental illness, right?

Are you claiming that he's demon possessed because he's schizophrenic?

who would have suspected that the wholesome Beach Boys were devil worshipers?

Did you know that if you play Mrs. Brown You've Got a Lovely Daughter backwards, it says "kill your family...drink their blood...hail Satan"? It's true. I read it on a website once.

Seriously, there are plenty of skeletons in the Beach Boys' closet without having to make up that they were "Devil worshippers".

 

[South Bound]

Bob Dylan has been a born again christian since the 1980s.

He's toyed with various religions over the years. So has Van Morrison, Christianity, included.

Dylan's infatuation with Christianity is well known, but there's no evidence that he was born again or that it stuck.

Don't get me wrong, it would be wonderful if true. But I don't see any evidence that it is.

 

[Dave-W]

Dylan's infatuation with Christianity is well known, but there's no evidence that he was born again or that it stuck.

Don't get me wrong, it would be wonderful if true. But I don't see any evidence that it is.

After he left his church over the issue of bar mitzvah for his son, (not much in Messianic congregations available in the late 1980s) he went to the Chabad Lubavich. (radical ultra-orthodox chassidic Jews) who complained long and loud about no matter how hard they tried they could not get him to stop believing the New Testament.

That says a lot to me.

 

[South Bound]

After he left his church over the issue of bar mitzvah for his son, (not much in Messianic congregations available in the late 1980s) he went to the Chabad Lubavich. (radical ultra-orthodox chassidic Jews) who complained long and loud about no matter how hard they tried they could not get him to stop believing the New Testament.

That says a lot to me.

All it says to me is that a group of Jews said he believed the New Testament. It doesn't say what he believed about the New Testament, or whether or not he ever met any of the four criteria of a Christian the Bible gives.