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What a question !!!! 😠 I am not talking about the song from the religious point of view. It is nice, it talks about love, everyting nice warm. When I hear a song I like, I simply don't care whenever it's Muslim's song or Christian. I know a dozen of non Christian music pieces and I like some of them very much.
Gosh, this forum is like a mine field !!
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Originally posted by ivan2908its a valid question Ivan. Christmas is an important Christian feastday. I'm sure most Muslim's don't get warm and fuzzy over its mention.
What a question !!!! 😠 I am not talking about the song from the religious point of view. It is nice, it talks about love, everyting nice warm. When I hear a song I like, I simply don't care whenever it's Muslim's song or Christian. I know a dozen of non Christian music pieces and I like some of them very much.
Gosh, this forum is like a mine field !!
Originally posted by duecerDo you think they would be offended because the song was written by a Jew? 😉
what if someone is Muslim?
Personally I find that song horribly schmaltzy, to the point of being comical (we had a lot of fun arranging it in the most schmaltzy way possible at university). But to each their own.
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Originally posted by NordlysIt's not schmaltzy ! ! ! It's nice 😏
Do you think they would be offended because the song was written by a Jew? 😉
Personally I find that song horribly schmaltzy, to the point of being comical (we had a lot of fun arranging it in the most schmaltzy way possible at university). But to each their own.
EDIT : it's warm when you look snow through the window together with beloved people ! Well, I have nice memories so that song it's like Prousts cookie to me.
But to each their own. I agree !
Originally posted by NordlysI didn't know Bing Crosby was Jewish hehe 😉 😲😲
Do you think they would be offended because the song was written by a Jew? 😉
Personally I find that song horribly schmaltzy, to the point of being comical (we had a lot of fun arranging it in the most schmaltzy way possible at university). But to each their own.
(yeah ok - aka Berlin!) 🙂
Originally posted by NordlysI'm sure that doesn't help😛
Do you think they would be offended because the song was written by a Jew? 😉
Personally I find that song horribly schmaltzy, to the point of being comical (we had a lot of fun arranging it in the most schmaltzy way possible at university). But to each their own.