Would VC like to "read" this video?

[Vixy]

The pretty rockless with "Make me wanna die". Find it interesting with the little girl in the red robe she gives her necklace to.

Another strange video:

"Oh lord, heaven knows, we belong way down below". Its like demons singing about how fallen they are..Alot like the group Santa Cruz and Crash diets many songs about the matter, like:

Demons fighting. "We are the ones to fall and never know if we get out".

Hits me that there are soo many songs being sung this way, like demons singing through humans about how they suffer and they feel sorry for themselves bc they know they're screwed.

Am I right?

 

[UnderAlienControl]

We already talked about Taylor Momsen in another thread. Nothing to analyze. Obviously, it's pretty (reckless) open satanism. Oh well, at least she's a realist about her destination. Choices...

 

[Vixy]

Yea, I saw that video, to. Right out loud and proudly, she states where she is going. Balsy!

 

[Pandita]

I think she tries too hard... idk maybe I'm wrong... I've never really liked her.

 

[UnderAlienControl]

OK, here's a question that just occurred to me, kinda philosophical in nature. If there's a genre and category for Christian Rock does there need to be or should there be a category for the genre of Satanist Rock or Luciferian Rock? Thoughts?

 

[Pandita]

OK, here's a question that just occurred to me, kinda philosophical in nature. If there's a genre and category for Christian Rock does there need to be or should there be a category for the genre of Satanist Rock or Luciferian Rock? Thoughts?

Good question...I've heard that any other type of music that is not Christian, they call it secular...

 

[mecca]

Good question...I've heard that any other type of music that is not Christian, they call it secular...

Secular is different from satanic though.

 

[Pandita]

Secular is different from satanic though.

yes, you are right, it's different, but I was thinking from the christian music point of view, and this is why: I had a friend who was a Christian, extremely religious guy, and he told me that where he was going to church made them stop listening to "secular" music because it was the devil's music... that's why I wrote that.

 

[Violette]

OK, here's a question that just occurred to me, kinda philosophical in nature. If there's a genre and category for Christian Rock does there need to be or should there be a category for the genre of Satanist Rock or Luciferian Rock? Thoughts?

I would already assume it’s luciferian because all mainstream music today seems to be luciferian at its roots. I’m not even sure if christian rock is very Christian.

 

[Violette]

Secular is different from satanic though.

Yeah but satanic would fall under secular. It’s either of God or of the world from a Christian perspective.

 

[mecca]

Yeah but satanic would fall under secular. It’s either of God or of the world from a Christian perspective.

Secular means non religious and non spiritual... worshiping and praying to or referring to satan is not secular by the normal definition, it's just satanic.

 

[mecca]

I would already assume it’s luciferian because all mainstream music today seems to be luciferian at its roots.

I wouldn't say all mainstream music is luciferian but a lot may be.

 

[Violette]

Secular means non religious and non spiritual... worshiping and praying to or referring to satan is not secular by the normal definition, it's just satanic.

Satanist don’t believe in superstition or Satan so Satanism isn’t religious at least that’s what they claim. That’s the textbook definition of secularism but like I said Christians often use it synonymously with worldly.

 

[Violette]

I wouldn't say all mainstream music is luciferian but a lot may be.

I can’t think of anyone that’s huge that wouldn’t be besides maybe Chance the Rapper.

 

[Vixy]

I would already assume it’s luciferian because all mainstream music today seems to be luciferian at its roots. I’m not even sure if christian rock is very Christian.

You're right! It's not!

 

[Damien50]

Yeah but satanic would fall under secular. It’s either of God or of the world from a Christian perspective.

That's too narrow minded when you have progressive metal, classical music, etc. I wouldn't even that's a Christian perspective. It takes discernment and wisdom rather a blatant bias, not aiming at you btw, to make a judgement like that. Otherwise Hey There Delilah or Car Radio would be inherently satanic.

 

[Violette]

That's too narrow minded when you have progressive metal, classical music, etc. I wouldn't even that's a Christian perspective. It takes discernment and wisdom rather a blatant bias, not aiming at you btw, to make a judgement like that. Otherwise Hey There Delilah or Car Radio would be inherently satanic.

I take no offense, I agree with you. I play instruments but I haven’t conjured any spirits yet lol. I’m definitely not that strict with music but I know a lot of Christians that do think that way. I don’t think islam allows music at all. Music is very powerful so I understand why some people have strong feelings for or against it. Music can be enchanting and can put you in a trance. I’ve also heard of some classical composers being Freemasons. I wish I understood music theory more but I wouldn’t put it out of the realm of possibility that music could be used as a form of magic. I don’t believe all non Christian music has luciferian origins, just the usual mainstream garage.

 

[mecca]

I don’t think islam allows music at all.

Some Muslims think music is dangerous but a lot of Muslims know that there is good music. God never said people can't create or listen to music and nothing in the Quran prohibits it.

 

[Violette]

Some Muslims think music is dangerous but a lot of Muslims know that there is good music. God never said people can't create or listen to music.

That makes sense, everyone is open to their own interpretations. I think maybe the way you worship is what’s different? There’s like 15-20 mins of worship music every church service. Music is pretty common in all denominations of Christianity to my knowledge.