I have decided to take down this blog because I really don't know what I'm talking about.
Goodbye!
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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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3 comments:
sorry to see you leave. I liked what you had to say.
Hey Man I'm sorry to see that you are not going to continue this post. I think that you have a great point! We need to be more thoughtful when we sing praise songs because some do have very poor theology! Keep digging and keep thinking... as Christians we grow and as we learn we may realize that we were wrong... but that is the great part of being a Christian we continue to become more Christlike and in that our understanding of His glory becomes deeper. Keep thinking and growing.
kk,
Thanks for your kind words.
It's up to the churches (using their responsibility to guard against false doctrine) to control these issues.
I might disagree with their judgment, but cyberspace doesn't need another cranky blogger like me!
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