Yes, many of the classic hymns use the music of bar tunes.Is there truly something inherently evil about rock and roll music? Some decades ago an impossibly uncool evangelist named Larson made his case that rock and roll is no place for Christians. Looking back, I'm a lot more prone to agree with Larson than disagee. Me, who saw X play with The Blasters and Horror Rocks last week.
Yup!Yes, many of the classic hymns use the music of bar tunes.
A friend of mine said heavy metal and Christian is a contradiction. Do Christian’s really believe this?
If it was done just right...you never know. Though I'm sure many wouldn't like it! LolI am learning 'Agnus Dei' at the moment.
English 'Lamb of God',
Can't imagine a heavy metal version would be pleasing to God.
Music is God's gift to us. It's not inherently good or evil. It is a tool for people to use either for good or for bad. As a huge fan of CCM (but not heavy rock), I think it's the lyrics that count. So, they I might not be a fan of heavy metal, someone who's lost might be. That lost person may not walk into a church or open the Bible, but they'll listen to a song. I would imagine that a lot of times, someone is pulled in by the melody and they'll eventually hear the lyrics that edify God and come to love God. God uses broken people to accomplish His will, He can use broken music genres as well.
I can!I am learning 'Agnus Dei' at the moment.
English 'Lamb of God',
Can't imagine a heavy metal version would be pleasing to God.