I am a Christian and listen to Carti but his new music is demonic but his old music isn't so can I listen to his old music?
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Loading...Good day first of all 🙂 This year is my very first time attending a festival, specifically the Spash! Festival in Ferropolis. Because it's my first time there, I have a question about the distances from certain places. First of all, is there a map of the festival grounds online somewhere, or any general information…
it seems very familiar to me from the melody and so https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Po_2BTuKfc sounds like a 90s pop hit
https://youtu.be/OCF6SiUuWvY?si=Cj7OqdaD7LoCG3ID
Hello, I'm very interested in old war songs, especially Russian ones. I listen to songs from almost every European country. Something caught my eye with "Bella Ciao." The song has been sung countless times in Russian, and many Russians I interact with know it or can even sing along. No one can really tell me…
Does he want to motivate people to think this way or just stand out?
“Get away from me the poetry of your songs!” (Amos 23)
Well, there’s no one forbiding it. It’s a personal question of conscience. One should not only think about the lyrics, but also about the sound expression of music.
Here is a short article “Popular music in worship – short comments from a scientific perspective”:
https://klausmiehling.hpage.com/get_file.php?id=34306135&vnr=201049
No Christian has such insane questions that are only available in Islam.
As a Christian you can hear everything, including Krimi audiobooks about serial killers.
As a Christian, you can hear any kind of music. Your Creator isn’t so petty….he gave you your mind and the ability to distinguish sound from art, right?
Of course you can!