- Dec 31, 2010
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Public High School Vinyl LP From Washington 1960's Many Christian Songs
This is one of many American public High School vinyl albums that were put out in the 1960s to 1980s that have many blatant Christian songs. They show that freedom of religion in America does not mean freedom from religion in the public sphere. This high school chorus sang mostly explicitly Christian songs on this LP. You can see close-ups of the back cover with the song titles as the album progresses. It shows in a Democracy, if 51 percent of the people want to do something, it should be allowed to be done if in done in a spirit of decency. Those who do not want to be a part of it do not have to witness it.
One can see the great damage done to the mind of the young when we let marketing and corporations take over as the main voice of values. This goes for music as well. The absence of the life of faith is now being seen by even academics like Jordan Peterson to be one reason why much of society is in trouble. The corporate run media is the culprit for the rise in violence, despair, suicide, drug abuse, and break down of the two parent family. It could only have been allowed to get this bad by the absence of the Christian spirit in America.
The style of this music may sound unusual to many, but if you play it at a low volume it has the same pleasant ambiance of Christmas music.
Discussion? Thoughts?
This is one of many American public High School vinyl albums that were put out in the 1960s to 1980s that have many blatant Christian songs. They show that freedom of religion in America does not mean freedom from religion in the public sphere. This high school chorus sang mostly explicitly Christian songs on this LP. You can see close-ups of the back cover with the song titles as the album progresses. It shows in a Democracy, if 51 percent of the people want to do something, it should be allowed to be done if in done in a spirit of decency. Those who do not want to be a part of it do not have to witness it.
One can see the great damage done to the mind of the young when we let marketing and corporations take over as the main voice of values. This goes for music as well. The absence of the life of faith is now being seen by even academics like Jordan Peterson to be one reason why much of society is in trouble. The corporate run media is the culprit for the rise in violence, despair, suicide, drug abuse, and break down of the two parent family. It could only have been allowed to get this bad by the absence of the Christian spirit in America.
The style of this music may sound unusual to many, but if you play it at a low volume it has the same pleasant ambiance of Christmas music.
Discussion? Thoughts?
