Christian Music has been around for as long as music has been around. (One could say, it's been around longer than Christians have...because technically that's true.) Songs giving praise or petitions to God have been recorded in history for thousands and thousands of years- think Moses. What "came about" was mainstream/secular music. Though, perhaps, more accurately, the distinction between Christian and mainstream music is what 'came about'. Throughout history, at times when the Church ruled as a government, and most people attended church (if not actually practice their faith) the distinction wasn't as it is now. Certainly, there were types of music that were not accepted in the church, but were enjoyed elsewhere. Christian music was the norm and secular the exception. It seems these two have switched- secular music is everywhere, while "Christian music" is only listened to by christians (basically).
It may be easier to ask when specific genres of christian music came about (gospel, worship, rock, reggae, heavy metal, hip hop etc etc etc).
"Come on Get Higher" is not a Christian song. It was written and performed by artist Matt Nathanson and does not contain religious themes or references commonly associated with Christian music.
One can buy Christian music from websites like Christ Will, Christian Book, Amazon, Christian Music House, CC Music, Family Christian, CD Universe and Top Christian Hits.
Christian music is music written to glorify God.
Secular music is music reflect the bad values and morals of human beings, often categorized as dangerous music. Music that causes you to think, do, or desire to do things against the Christian value system. Christian music does the exact opposite. It reflects God's good nature, values and morals. Don't be fooled by people expecting the word God to come up in every lyric for it to be Christian and the lack of a religious word in the song makes it secular. That is just based apon many Christians misunderstanding between church music and Christian music.
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Today's Christian Music is a website offering news and reviews of music in the Christian genre. If you'd prefer to read a Christian viewpoint on non-Christian music, Christianity Today is a better choice.
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Hungry - Christian music album - was created in 1999.
Magic Christian Music was created on 1970-01-09.
Christian Rock
no they are not
Christian Book Distributors www.cbd.com go to music, then music downloads.