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>>>Is u2 a christian band? >>right... >They are a christian band, if you notice every >referrence to biblical stuff, every song title, you >can't tell yourself they are not Christian. >Take a look at "all that you can't leave behind" : >elevation, grace, peace on earth... >and I agree on the fact that they tend to be more >catholics than protestants. >Ok they don't play christian music, but a lot of songs >are deeply rooted in more or less concious religious >chirstian(sometimes catholic) themes... >Anyway, they are the best. >>Somewhat. All the members except Adam Clayton, the >>bass player are christians. There are several and I do >>mean several references to God, religion, the bible, >>Jesus, and other chritianity aspects in many of the >>songs. However, they don't do "christian music". >>October from 1981 is the closest thing that band has >>done to Christian Music. >> >>When Bono(the lead singer) was growing up in Ireland, >>one parent was a protestant, and the other was >>catholic. And as you may or may not know, civil war >>was in affect in Ireland for many years between >>Protestants and Catholics(among other things). Larry, >>Edge, and Bono seem to be more non-denominational as >>far as I know, but I'm guessing that they lean more >>towards catholicism.
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