Spirituality
30 Dec 07
30 Dec 07
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Originally posted by rbmorrisIt's just plain downright wrong to download or in any way support Christian Rock.
...to download Christian rock albums from Soulseek or Limewire?
Would it change things if you were poor, or sleepy and drunk a lot?
However, for a more theological perspective consult the 10 commandments. God was pretty big on theft, I believe.
edit; I believe there was actually an addendum to those stone tablets which read *unless you are poor, sleepy and drink a lot*
30 Dec 07
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Downloading freely music like this is very often illegal from what I have heard about copyright infringment rules.
The fact that it is so-called "Christian Rock Music" makes no difference whatsoever.
Why should it make any difference because it is "Christian" if there is a copyright procedure associated with it?
30 Dec 07
Originally posted by jaywillYou can steal Christian rock all you want, they're gonna turn the other cheek, aren't they?
Downloading freely music like this is very often illegal from what I have heard about copyright infringment rules.
The fact that it is so-called "Christian Rock Music" makes no difference whatsoever.
Why should it make any difference because it is "Christian" if there is a copyright procedure associated with it?
30 Dec 07
Originally posted by SwissGambitThat's an easy one...
Well, I don't know. What's the point of Christian rock? Is it to spread the gospel, or to make money?
There are Christian rockers in each of the following groups:
Group 1: Christian rockers who perform in order to make money.
Group 2: Christrian rockers who perform in order to spread the gospel.
Group 3: Christian rockers who perform in order to both make money and spread the gospel.
I told you that was easy. 🙂
