Evils of Christian Rock once again confirmed

[Robert Jones]

Here's yet another Godly confirmation why parents must keep their kids away from "Christian"() rock music.

Jennifer Knapp Comes Out

Veteran artist returns after seven-year hiatus with a feisty new album, Letting Go, while also revealing that she's gay.

Seven years ago, while at the top of her game, Jennifer Knapp announced what seemed to many a sudden decision: She was stepping away from Christian music, taking an indefinite hiatus. Rumors began to swirl—she was burned out, she needed a rest, she was upset about something, she was gay. Turns out that all the rumors were true, as Knapp reveals in this rambling, exclusive interview with Christianity Today. The one-time Grammy nominee ended her hiatus in late 2009 with a few small shows, an update website, and an announcement that she was writing new songs. Many of those songs will be featured on Letting Go, releasing May 11, her first album since 2001's The Way I Am. ... read more...

[Nobar King]

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I don't think I want to~!

[Robert Jones]

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I don't think I want to~!

I know, it was difficult to read. I saw that Better Bower left a Godly comment to this wicked lesbian harlot's interview. It makes me wonder if it was "Christian rock" that turned her into a lesbian. Perhaps I should have entitled this post "Proof Christian Rock turns you into a homosexual."

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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This is why I've been shouting from my pulpit for years that anything labelled "rock" is of satan. Slapping the word "Christian" next to it doesn't sanctify anything. Only I can do that!

Christian rock is evil, folks. Avoid it like the plague.

[Jocelyn Carolyn]

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@Pastor Ezekiel I will never listen to rock!

[Rev. Jim Osborne]

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I felt compelled to leave a comment there, warning people that Satan is the one behind "Christian" Rock. I read the interview with this hellbound dyke, and she doesn't know anything about Christianity. The sense that I get from her is that she is just a confused, neurotic female that needs a man to knock some sense into her.

Have you ever felt like you had to choose between your faith or your gay feelings?
Knapp: Yes. Absolutely.


Because you felt they were incompatible?


Knapp: Well, everyone around me made it absolutely clear that this is not an option for me, to invest in this other person—and for me to choose to do so would be a denial of my faith.


What about what Scripture says on the topic?

Knapp: The Bible has literally saved my life. I find myself between a rock and a hard place—between the conservative evangelical who uses what most people refer to as the "clobber verses" to refer to this loving relationship as an abomination, while they're eating shellfish and wearing clothes of five different fabrics, and various other Scriptures we could argue about. I'm not capable of getting into the theological argument as to whether or not we should or shouldn't allow homosexuals within our church. There's a spirit that overrides that for me, and what I've been gravitating to in Christ and why I became a Christian in the first place.


Some argue that the feelings of homosexuality are not sinful, but only the act. What would you say?

Knapp: I'm not capable of fully debating that well. But I've always struggled as a Christian with various forms of external evidence that we are obligated to show that we are Christians. I've found no law that commands me in any way other than to love my neighbor as myself, and that love is the greatest commandment. At a certain point I find myself so handcuffed in my own faith by trying to get it right—to try and look like a Christian, to try to do the things that Christians should do, to be all of these things externally—to fake it until I get myself all handcuffed and tied up in knots as to what I was supposed to be doing there in the first place.

As you can see, she freely admits she is incapable of debating the issue. That is just a clever way of backing out of an argument you know you will lose.

To be fair, she does have a point about hypocrites who judge her for being gay, but wear clothes with mixed-fabrics. I hate false Christians like that who cherry-pick the Bible. However, that argument would have no merit regarding the good people of Landover Baptist Church who follow all of the Bible. As Sister Thumper's signature says, God Hates Shrimp!

We at LBC can judge this rug-munching demon all we want and not be hypocrites. She is going to Hell, and she knows it, but she doesn't want to publically admit it so she plays rhetorical gymnastics with the interviewer.

[Pastor William Nathaniel Sampson]

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As you can see, she freely admits she is incapable of debating the issue. That is just a clever way of backing out of an argument you know you will lose.

The disgusting pervert doesn't even know what the New Testament says about being queer. It's people like this that really get my goat.

[Chemistry]

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@Pastor Ezekiel I will never listen to rock!

Nor do I. I haven't listened to rock since I was a teenager in the 80s.

[Purge the Unfaithful]

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It was the rock music that made her a "bull-dyke". When I was younger listening to the demonic drone of rock music made me look at my buddies on the track team in college with lustful longing. I had to stop listening to that evil music just to save my soul.

And I did by listening to good Christian songs like "Looking for a City".