Christian Music

No, the Script is not a christian band. In fact, the band actually received some controversy from several religious groups over the success of the lead single "Breakeven" as the lyrics refer to someone in the song 'praying to a God they don't believe in.' Some christian groups took offense to the song's popularity.

While I cannot speak to the state of T.I.'s soul, I can say that Dead and Gone expresses really strong Christian themes. The title itself has to come from Paul, who makes the same case multiple times, most strikingly in Ephesians 4:21-24 ("you have heard about him and were taught in him, as the truth is in Jesus, to put off your old self, which belongs to your former manner of life and is corrupt through deceitful desires, and to be renewed in the spirit of your minds, and to put on the new self, created after the likeness of God in true righteousness and holiness."). Being reborn and justified and sanctified (putting off the old self, and putting on the new) is an entirely Christian theme.

The Bible verse at the beginning of the video (1 Corinthians 13:11) speaks to growing up and being a man, "putting childish things away." T.I. then proceeds to offer real advice: "Let me kick it to you right quick partner; not as a gangster, but as a grown man." He is speaking as a mature mentor who has learned and grown through his own mistakes; he is acting within a Christian paradigm of discipleship. The rest of the song is dedicated to offering an alternative to living in sin. He describes his own pain and faults in the hope that others will learn from them.

Justin Timberlake seems to play the role of the one learning to put off his old self ("trying to find my way back home"), but who isn't there yet. His bridge is really interesting, and I'm guessing biblical. I don't know exactly what east, west, and north symbolize, but it is undoubtedly symbolic. North probably looks to the future and to heaven simultaneously. The absence of south is curious, but probably has to do with not looking back at your old self (because it's dead and gone).

Finally, the title of T.I.'s album is "Paper Trail." There a number of practical reasons for this (having to do with jail and his conviction), but ultimately a paper trail leads people to a certain point. I wonder if T.I. is attempting to appeal to listeners in the secular world and getting them to follow his "paper trail" to this point. The idea is that they listen to "Whatever You Like" 'cause they want to, but that leads them, ultimately, to killing your old self and learning how to really live. One can certainly question the propriety or effectiveness of this, but it may be what T.I. is going for.

There is limited information available regarding Nujabes' personal religious beliefs, as he was a private individual. Nujabes, a Japanese hip-hop producer and DJ, was known for his spiritual and philosophical themes in his music, which could be interpreted as having influences from various spiritual traditions. Without explicit statements from Nujabes himself, it is challenging to definitively determine his religious affiliation. It is essential to respect his privacy and focus on his musical contributions rather than speculating on his personal beliefs.

Oh, dude, demon hunters use demons as their symbol because they're like, "Hey, let's keep our enemies close, right?" It's all about that edgy vibe, like, "I'll use your worst nightmare against you." Plus, it's a great conversation starter at demon hunter parties.

Thousand Foot Krutch is a Christian band because the members are Christian. However, like many Christian Bands, they don't necessarily write about God or the Christian faith. Trevor McNevan notes, "We make music for everyone, not just this or that demographic, or set of beliefs. I'm a Christian guy, that's my faith, but I write songs about life, just like anyone else in this."

As of my last knowledge, Dove Cameron has not publicly disclosed her religious beliefs. Without a direct statement from her or a reliable source confirming her religious affiliation, it is not possible to definitively state whether she is a Christian or not. It is important to respect her privacy and allow her to share information about her beliefs if and when she chooses to do so.

Oh, dude, you're talking about "Makoma Group" like it's some kind of drama series. As far as I know, there's no one dead in that group... unless they're like, really committed to their roles in team-building exercises. But hey, if you're worried, maybe just give them a call and check in?

Wow I ran across this question while looking for something else. Myles Howard is living in the Cleveland Tn. area. Still playing traveling with his Family. I know this for sure, I'm Myles Howard! Thanks for the interest.

KJ stands for Killjoy.

If you're looking for the original origin of this phrase, it is King Claudius's line in William Shakespeare's Hamlet. Claudius is attempting to pray, but uses this phrase to say that it is worthless and that God will not hear his prayers asking for forgiveness because he is not truly sorry. He is not sorry because he is still reaping the benefits of his sin.

no they are Satan worshiper

He works with my brother in law in South Carolina... Don't think he does anything with jackyl .. not sure how he could and also work full time

Considering one of their albums even had an explicit version, I would say probably not.

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I don't think there are any. The world isn't ready for something as awful as a combination of the top two ideas that should have been aborted.

The only way to find these would be to use a Peer-To-Peer program such as LimeWire, Kazaa etc. Although these programmes are not endorsed by myself.

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: "Do you know the muffin man, the muffin man, the muffin man? : Do you know the muffin man who lives in Drury Lane?" Second Person:

: "Yes, I know the muffin man, the muffin man, the muffin man; : Oh, yes, I know the muffin man, who lives in Drury Lane." Together:

: "Then two of us know the muffin man, the muffin man,"

Who are the past keyboard and/or piano players in Amy Grant's career?

The right hand plays a G and a D then an E. Let me explain it this way. You play a G cord, but without the third note. Then u play just a plain old E. then play a F chord without the third note, then the E, then repeat. the left hand plays whatever the first note is of the chords, which are are C A Fm G A, so the left hand will play a C note, A note, F note, G note, and an A note. Hope that helps!

No, In Flames is not a Christian band, they are just a hard rock band.

VERSE 1: SO MANY TIMES WE GO TO CHURCH AND SIT THERE ON THE PEW AND SOME OF US BELIEVE THAT'S ALL WE'RE SUPPOSED TO DO BUT I MADE UP MY MIND WHEN I CAME THROUGH THE DOOR I'VE GOT SOMETHING TO PRAIDE GOD FOR CHORUS: I'M A BLOOD BOUGHT CHILD OF THE KING MY SINS ARE GONE, I'VE BEEN REDEEMED SO I LIFT UP THE NAME OF THE ONE I ADORE I'VE GOT SOMETHING TO PRAISE GOD FOR VERSE 2: WELL, SATAN TRIES TO TELL US THAT IT'S WRONG TO LIFT OUR HANDS BUT GET YOUR MINDS DETERMINED, DON'T LET HIM CHANGE YOUR PLANS CAUSE IF YOU'VE GOT WHAT I'VE GOT YOU'RE NOT ASHAMED ANYMORE CHURCH WE'VE GOT SOMTHING TO PRAISE GOD FOR

Yes. Their father is a pastor, and they would sing in the church choir.

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Most MercyMe, Casting Crowns and Kutless songs are upbeat, too.

Skillet, Texas In July, We As Human, Norma Jean, Family Force 5.