JesusisTHEway
February 2nd, 2008, 08:16 PM
Increasingly today in Christian music bands are beggining to use foul language in their songs here are some example
This review is from a review of Fauxiliage an allegedly christian band with Leigh Nash, who is the singer for sixpence none the richer, on vocals
While she writes ambiguously, she's also not afraid to mince words, stating bluntly (and arguably inappropriately) "It's hard as h*** tonight to sleep"
http://http://www.jesusfreakhideout.com/cdreviews/Fauxliage.asp
This is from a review for Jon Foreman's, Switchfoots lead singer, winter EP
The heart-wrenching song is a standout indeed, but a tough listen due to its theme (And it will be worth a note to some that the song's opening verse features Jon singing, "She yells, 'if you were homeless, Sure as h*** you'd be drunk."
http://http://www.jesusfreakhideout.com/cdreviews/JonForemanWinterEP.asp
This i a review for Number One Gun's new album "The North Pole project"
From songs like "Wake Me Up" to "I'll Find You," the tone of the entire record stays positive throughout. A point worth noting, however, is the use of "hell" in an exclamatory way on "Thank you Ending."
http://http://www.jesusfreakhideout.com/cdreviews/TheNorthPoleProject.asp
All of these CD's have came out since August 2007!! This filth is being marketed to young christian and people assume that because they are buying it at a christian bookstore it is good clean christian music. These people are being decieved by these wolves in sheeps clothing.
Christian music never had this type of foul language in the past. King David certainly never cussed in any of his Psalms, Fanny Crosby would have never in a million years put such foul langauge in her hymns, Petra and Dc Talk would have never used such vile terms in their music!!
Maranatha!!
This review is from a review of Fauxiliage an allegedly christian band with Leigh Nash, who is the singer for sixpence none the richer, on vocals
While she writes ambiguously, she's also not afraid to mince words, stating bluntly (and arguably inappropriately) "It's hard as h*** tonight to sleep"
http://http://www.jesusfreakhideout.com/cdreviews/Fauxliage.asp
This is from a review for Jon Foreman's, Switchfoots lead singer, winter EP
The heart-wrenching song is a standout indeed, but a tough listen due to its theme (And it will be worth a note to some that the song's opening verse features Jon singing, "She yells, 'if you were homeless, Sure as h*** you'd be drunk."
http://http://www.jesusfreakhideout.com/cdreviews/JonForemanWinterEP.asp
This i a review for Number One Gun's new album "The North Pole project"
From songs like "Wake Me Up" to "I'll Find You," the tone of the entire record stays positive throughout. A point worth noting, however, is the use of "hell" in an exclamatory way on "Thank you Ending."
http://http://www.jesusfreakhideout.com/cdreviews/TheNorthPoleProject.asp
All of these CD's have came out since August 2007!! This filth is being marketed to young christian and people assume that because they are buying it at a christian bookstore it is good clean christian music. These people are being decieved by these wolves in sheeps clothing.
Christian music never had this type of foul language in the past. King David certainly never cussed in any of his Psalms, Fanny Crosby would have never in a million years put such foul langauge in her hymns, Petra and Dc Talk would have never used such vile terms in their music!!
Maranatha!!