Than Christian music is sinful also, because that is the case here. Of course everyone goes into touchdown formation when a sloooow song is played. Is that not repetitive? Does God really like that?
I remember you were the reason I signed up on CF. It was because of your distant list of metal bands (you used) to listen to. I guess I can understand why, from your viewpoint, that you you disposed of them. However, I do not get how you can tell everyone else that it is wrong for them? You said you had angry issues, which isn't the case for everyone listening to metal. Sometimes its past experiences, or something along those lines.
I know, I know, you probably heard about Tim Lambesis. Still does not cut with generalizing all listeners.
It was more of a comment, but still in a necessary manner to be responded to. I asked for you to check out the thread I posted and to read the comments. You never told me if you still thought "Satan was the Choir Director," etc criteria.
What did you think of it?
I wrote a reply to this, but when I was posting it I got an error.
I'm not sure if that verse in Ezekiel is referring to Satan. But there's other biblical support for it:
(Job 38 NKJV) 6 To what were its foundations fastened?
Or who laid its cornerstone,
7 When the morning stars sang together,
And all the sons of God shouted for joy?
Morning stars = Angels (compare to Revelation 12 about the war in heaven).
What I thought of your blog post: I didn't agree with most of it, I still hold to my opinions.
Metal music can also be harmful to the brain:
"Drum beats can cause "switching" to occur in the brain as it loses symmetry between left and right sides. This causes stress and it makes it difficult for a person to distinguish between what is beneficial and what is harmful. In this condition the body usually chooses that which is destructive over that which is therapeutic"
"All records devoted to the Devil are based on the same principles. One of these is the rhythm, also called the beat, which develops according to the movements which occur during sex. The individual suddenly has the feeling of being in a frenzy. This also explains cases of hysteria, which result from the sexual instinct being promoted to a higher level through the beat.
When performed, the volume chosen is deliberately set seven decibels above the tolerance level of the nervous system. This is perfectly calculated: if young people are exposed to this music for a certain length of time, forms of depression, rebellion and aggression set in. They do not know why; because they think they have not done anything except listen to some music. It is the result of overstimulating the nervous system, causing confusion, that urges people to put into action the beat they have been listening to all evening.
On top of this, there are also subliminal signals. These are exceptionally high signals with a frequency of 30,000 vibrations per second, which is well above the level of human hearing. Listeners cannot hear them as they lie above the frequency range audible to the human ear. These signals stimulate the release of a substance in the brain that has the same effect as drugs. This substance is a natural drug that is produced by the human brain. Individuals feel strange, and the intention is to provoke a need for drugs in them, or the need to continue with the feelings associated with them.
A subliminal control signal without words is biologically and psychologically transmitted to the physical organs of the body through the syncopated beat rhythm which, as previously mentioned, especially affects sexuality. Another means of control is the strobe (flashlight effect) which is connected to the music and drastically reduces the abilities of orientation, judgment and reflex. Notably, moral judgment is diminished, substantially facilitating the intake of subliminal word messages.
Men are helpless against these techniques. Here are some examples: "Fire on High" by the Electric Light Orchestra, played backwards: "Music is reversible, but time is not. Turn back". The Beatles' song "Number Nine" played backwards: "Turn me on dead man!" (an obscene expression against Christ)."
SOURCES: http://www.babylonforsaken.com/christianrock.html
http://www.cai.org/bible-studies/satans-cult-rock-music
I don't agree with everything in the first link. For example, I don't believe drums can't be used to worship God.
I'm not sure if I agree with everything in the other link.
So in that case, why not just exclude the musicians that "give offerings to the devil to gain musical talent" from your music library. You could listen to j-biebs, he has no talent so there was obviously no "devil-deal" there
I don't listen to music that doesn't glorify God, which includes Justin Bieber. In fact, I might not even like to listen to some music, even if it does glorify God - but I don't condemn it because of that. I could still worship with that music if it was being played in some church I went to for example.
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