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THIS news has just been passed on to me and confirmed by the DOF; Not only is so-called "Christian Rock" a proven killer of our youth, but it has been shown to be of satan himself. Now the japs are about to release a queer-baiting video game on unsuspecting Christian youth designed to turn them queer by enticing them to play air guitar to ROCK MUSIC disguised as Christian. 
True Christian™ kids. stay away from all video games. Your Pastor says so, and so does Jesus. 
Christian Guitar Hero to hit shelves in the US
The devil, it is often said, has all the best tunes – now it turns out he owns the best interactive video games too. Next month, a Christian take on the Guitar Hero game, called Guitar Praise, is set to hit shelves in the US.
For those who enjoy bashing their plastic guitar controller to the unsavory sounds of the Slayer, Alice Cooper and, er, Tenacious D – you might want to think before purchasing. After all, Guitar Praise features an entirely Christian-rock song list, making it more appropriate for those who want to brush up on their Jennifer Knapp power chords.
Despite the game coming with a plastic wireless guitar, it is not affiliated with the original Guitar Hero, which has made over $1bn since launching in November 2005. The Digital Praise website claims, "Guitar Praise can be an exciting group event. Having the lyrics on screen reinforces the positive messages present in Guitar Praise's roster of songs, and allows everyone to take part in the game." It goes on to add: "You'll soon be rockin' with the best while praising the Lord!"
Sadly, the game is only being introduced for Mac OS X, and Windows Vista and XP at the moment. For those wanting to pray while they play, a full list of songs can be found at digitalpraise.com.
The devil, it is often said, has all the best tunes – now it turns out he owns the best interactive video games too. Next month, a Christian take on the Guitar Hero game, called Guitar Praise, is set to hit shelves in the US.
For those who enjoy bashing their plastic guitar controller to the unsavory sounds of the Slayer, Alice Cooper and, er, Tenacious D – you might want to think before purchasing. After all, Guitar Praise features an entirely Christian-rock song list, making it more appropriate for those who want to brush up on their Jennifer Knapp power chords.
Despite the game coming with a plastic wireless guitar, it is not affiliated with the original Guitar Hero, which has made over $1bn since launching in November 2005. The Digital Praise website claims, "Guitar Praise can be an exciting group event. Having the lyrics on screen reinforces the positive messages present in Guitar Praise's roster of songs, and allows everyone to take part in the game." It goes on to add: "You'll soon be rockin' with the best while praising the Lord!"
Sadly, the game is only being introduced for Mac OS X, and Windows Vista and XP at the moment. For those wanting to pray while they play, a full list of songs can be found at digitalpraise.com.
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