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In Rolling Stone interview in the summer of 2008, "The Jesus of Uncool" Lead Vocals Chris Martin was quoted as saying, "I grew up with the prospect of heaven and hell looming ever large. What I grew up with was, if you even think about boobs, you're going to hell. It was drilled in: These things are wrong."
Implying he grew up in a rigid Christian household, Chris at one time feared if he was gay, he would be in trouble. Eventually he realized it wouldn't matter his sexual identity and was ultimately "swayed by boobs" noting they are "fantastic." (Rolling Stone: The Jesus of Uncool)
Today, Martin doesn't practice traditional religion but by evidence of lifestyle falls in line with secular Humanism. Organizations like Make Trade Fair and Amnesty International are humanist organizations which like many faith-based and other secular groups are in the business of advocating inalienable rights to the human race.
Martin has been known to use Yoga to relax and meditate. Yoga has its roots in Eastern religion. In addition, he has been admitted to seeing a hypnotist to embolden himself on stage. Chris Martin's natural demeanor is introverted and shy.
In an interview with Irish online magazine Independent.ie, when asked if he was rediscovered God based on Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends spiritual content. Martin responded that he was still trying to figure out who "he or she or it is," admitting he doesn't know who is right, whether it is, "Jesus, Allah, Mohammad or Zeus Finally in a text message to the magazine's interviewer, Chris Martin wrote that he is "Alltheist" a word he made up meaning "he believes in everything."
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 9y agoColdplay singer Chris Martin grew up in the Episcopalian church. Although he does not currently attend church he has stated he believes in God.
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∙ 13y agoHe has said in interviews that he believes in God, but he has never mentioned an exact religion.
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∙ 11y agoI don't think so. Chris Martin (the lead singer) has said that he was Buddhist, but then in another interview he stated that he believed in Zeus..
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Where is Coldplay from?
they were born in 1066
Who sings Clocks by Coldplay?
Clocks by Coldplay is sung by Coldplay's singer, Chris Martin.
Who is worth more Coldplay or beyonnce?
COLDPLAY
What are the lyrics for peponi by coldplay?
Peponi is not actually by coldplay. It's a cover of Coldplay's Paradise, by the pianoguys, and contains Swahili versions of the original Coldplay lyrics.
Is it lame to like Coldplay?
No, it is not lame to like Coldplay.
Do the members of Coldplay have children?
yes
What is the origin of the name Coldplay?
Coldplay originated at UCL when a couple of band members wanted to start a band. Later the other band members joined.
What has nothing to do with science?
religion, and the Coldplay song "The Scientist".
How many songs does Cold Play have?
There are 5 official members of coldplay, but only 4 of them are actually "Band members"
How do you do a project on coldplay?
What you think is important about them. Music members albums and concerts
Who produced Coldplay's album The Hardest Part?
"The Hardest Part" isn't a Coldplay album. It's actually a song from the band's record "X&Y", which was produced by Danton Supple along with the band's members.
Where is Coldplay from?
they were born in 1066
Who sings Clocks by Coldplay?
Clocks by Coldplay is sung by Coldplay's singer, Chris Martin.
Who writes the majority of the lyrics of Coldplay songs?
The four members of Coldplay collaborate together to produce the lyrics for their songs. Guy Berryman, Johnny Buckland, Will Champion and Chris Martin all have a hand in creating the lyrics of the songs they perform.
When was Coldplay created?
Coldplay was created in 1997.
Who is worth more Coldplay or beyonnce?
COLDPLAY
Who wrote the Coldplay song Speed of Sound?
The entire band is credited with the song's writing (as are all of Coldplay's songs.) Some Coldplay songs have also credited additional writers; "Speed of Sound" isn't one of these. Coldplay's lead man Chris Martin has actually stated that the song was developed after the band had been listening to English art rock singer Kate Bush. (Coldplay's four members - credited with the song - are Guy Berryman, Jonny Buckland, Will Champion, and Chris Martin.)
