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Subject: There used to be a song ... Author: Walter Richards [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 08/ 9/06 3:00pm In reply to: melissa 's message, "sign in front of church should be submitted to jay leno for utterly poor taste" on 08/ 8/06 1:14am ... when I went to church camps, that was based off Budweiser's theme song. Only the words were SLIGHTLY changed, for a "more Christian" theme. And when I worked at the Christian Conference Center in Cannon Beach, they wouldn't allow you to play any music unless it was by a "Christian artist". When Amy Grant left "Christian Rock" to become a secular artist, her music went from being okay to play - to being banned from playing. Even the songs she had recorded as a "Christian artist". I don't see anything wrong with altering secular messages, to get a religious one across. But at a certain point, it becomes indicative of a religion trying to commercially sell itself - which indicates a spiritual sickness. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date alcohol and this county melissa 08/ 9/06 4:01pm Too disrespectful although I see your point -- Carrie, 08/ 9/06 5:46pm Well ... -- Walter Richards, 08/10/06 10:13am its an ongoing problem in this county -- melissa, 08/11/06 4:28pm