Page CXVI is a project started with the idea of making hymns accessible and known again.They are some of the richest, most meaningful, and moving pieces of music ever written.
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A site for the criticism of the theology expressed by lyrics of various songs used in Christian worship services. This is NOT for criticizing the tunes. (THAT's a relevant but different topic.) We hope that we can do this charitably and constructively. I am unencumbered by training in musicology or theology! I work from a reformed view (but sympathetic to Lutherans).
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- Congregational Singing And The Ministry Of The Word
- Internet Monk: What I Saw at the Revolution
- Soothing Ourselves to Death (Colson)
- Between Two Worlds: "Mr. Colson, I Respectfully Disagree"
- Is It A Prelude or a Quaalude?
- Reforming Worship Music
- Revivalism And Christian Music
- Are Your Hymns Too Spiritual?
- Hymnody: A Question of Propriety - PCANews
- Christless, theology-free "worship" song du jour
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A couple of other great ministries where they're taking old hymns and putting them to new music are red mountain music and reformed university fellowship. Do a google search and you'll see what I mean!
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