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the truth behind hip hop ex ministries
- Thread starter ladyaemawarriorangl
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ladyaemawarriorangl
Member
forget about the pm's i found a way around it. almost all types of music are dangerous in many types of generes both english and other languages also.
MaddLlama
Obstructor of justice
Is there a reason?
Wandered Off
Sporadic Driveby Member
Don't forget about all those other forms of sensory input. I've smelled some scary scents in my day. And don't even get me started about evil textures!
ladyaemawarriorangl
Member
i dont understand the question and jaymes theres kiddy music and show music and christmas carols etc. etc there are many kinds of music that arent evil besides gospel you just have to look.
MaddLlama
Obstructor of justice
What makes certain types of music evil?
Bishka
Veteran Member
What makes the music evil, that some person can play it backwards and supposedly hear anything they'd like?
ladyaemawarriorangl
Member
what makes certain types of music "evil" per say is because of the secret messages they give. the way they have horrible effects on people. remember music is a very powerful mood aguster. you can be happy one min and then become emo the next. also what they teach and what the artist represent. is a thing especially christians should not support.
ladyaemawarriorangl
Member
Because...............?
what did someone mean about this question.
what did someone mean about this question.
Bishka
Veteran Member
ladyaemawarriorangl
Member
i g2g any more questions and such pm me and i will answer each of them personally
What secret messages?
What horrible effects?
And, for the record, I think emo is A-OK.
Peace,
Mystic
Popeyesays
Well-Known Member
I find the warnings about "backward" and sub - audible evil messages to be nonsensical.
GRANTED: Rap is full of violent, disrespectful and disgusting imagery, but it's all up front.
Next we'll hear about subliminal images in van Gogh or Monet, Andy Warhol.
Granted Warhol lacks depth and profundity, but he was always up front about that anyway.
You get out of art what you are willing to put into art.
The extent of my interest in rap runs out right after Kerouac and Ferlingetti, but it's not evil per se.
Regards,
Scott
GRANTED: Rap is full of violent, disrespectful and disgusting imagery, but it's all up front.
Next we'll hear about subliminal images in van Gogh or Monet, Andy Warhol.
Granted Warhol lacks depth and profundity, but he was always up front about that anyway.
You get out of art what you are willing to put into art.
The extent of my interest in rap runs out right after Kerouac and Ferlingetti, but it's not evil per se.
Regards,
Scott
"Almost all types of music are dangerous in many types of genres (sic) both english and other languages also" because.........?
Peace,
Mystic
Jaymes
The cake is a lie
Well, I have looked. And I haven't found any one type of music to be inherently evil. Songs themselves can encourage violence or degrade groups, but the blame for that rests solely on the shoulders of the person who wrote and sang it, not some boogeyman.
Wandered Off
Sporadic Driveby Member
Agreed. If that were effective, wouldn't the best solution for Christians be to begin putting such messages as "repent" and "worship Jesus" in songs destined for radio play? It's "The Great Commission" without all the travel.
More partial to eno myself.
More partial to eno myself.
Brian Eno, I assume? Hey, anyone who's similar to or have collaborated with David Bryne is all right.
Peace,
Mystic
Booko
Deviled Hen
I remember years ago reading some nonsense in a Sunday School class flyer about how listening to "hard rock" would make you want to go out and fornicate.
I'd been listening to Hendrix for years and the thought had never crossed my mind -- until those repressed idiots suggested it.
It wasn't at all difficult for me to walk away from religion when I was young. When all you see is trumped up nonsense, you kinda conclude it might just all be nonsense.
I'd been listening to Hendrix for years and the thought had never crossed my mind -- until those repressed idiots suggested it.
It wasn't at all difficult for me to walk away from religion when I was young. When all you see is trumped up nonsense, you kinda conclude it might just all be nonsense.
Popeyesays
Well-Known Member
Believe it or not, the horizontal mambo has been with us far longer than Barry White's recordings.
I suspect that many an impromptu casual bluegrass gathering has been followed by those who did the horizontal mambo during or afterwards.
The mambo requires no audible melody to be performed.
regards,
Scott