[Rock4MyLord]

Re: What is the "right" music to listen to?

Well, in that case, that's perfectly acceptable. It's just this forum gets invaded by a lot of sick freaks and we have to be hypervigilant, you know?

Couldn't agree more. Always best to shoot first an ask questions later, especially with so many atheists about.

[????-?????-?????]

Re: What is the "right" music to listen to?

Obviously not enough to capitalize His name.

Is not the "U" at the end of his name capitalized?

As for me, I listen to heavier stuff all the time, and it's pretty great. Nothing wrong with anyone getting into it.

[Father Maurice Lester]

Re: What is the "right" music to listen to?

Start with the best and see how he does.

Beethoven, Mozart, Verdi, Elgar, Dvorak, Hayden... all fine composers and all from a decidedly proper Christian background.


This is not hillbilly music for the six pack/six teeth crowd in Kusinwedden Iowa but Godly and inspired works of beauty to be cherished for a lifetime.



Bless you, my future parolee mother,
Father Mo



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[Levi Jones]

Re: What is the "right" music to listen to?

Is not the "U" at the end of his name capitalized?

As for me, I listen to heavier stuff all the time, and it's pretty great. Nothing wrong with anyone getting into it.

Go away, troll.

[????-?????-?????]

Re: What is the "right" music to listen to?

Go away, troll.

You assume me a troll...

[Rev. Jim Osborne]

Re: What is the "right" music to listen to?

For once a Catholic priest is right about something. I also recommend J.S. Bach who was the most devoutly Christian of all classical composers. One of his most famous works is "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring". You can't go wrong with one of his many tocattas or fugues as well.

[Father Maurice Lester]

Re: What is the "right" music to listen to?

You assume me a troll...

Or someone desperate for 'Greek' love.

Have you ever considered the many benefits of Catholicism?



Bless you, my imagination challenged Arhida,
Father Mo





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[Rev. Jim Osborne]

Re: What is the "right" music to listen to?

Or someone desperate for 'Greek' love.

Have you ever considered the many benefits of Catholicism?

If you want to consider "Greek love" a benefit of Catholicism. Are you a young boy age 10-16, Greeky? If so, Father Mo may be delighted to have you join him in the confessional booth.

[Miss April]

Re: What is the "right" music to listen to?

You assume me a troll...

He said that Because you are a Troll I can tell by your Stupid Username Now why don't you just Leave unless you Whould like to Accept Jesus?

[Father Maurice Lester]

Re: What is the "right" music to listen to?

For once a Catholic priest is right about something.

Thank you "Reverend".


You do realise those good boys are all Catholic right?



Bless you, my less than well informed cultist,
Father Mo




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[Rev. Jim Osborne]

Re: What is the "right" music to listen to?

I am quite well-versed in my music history, "Father", and I know they are Catholic and I will say I must give credit where credit is due. They are excellent composers. Of course, not in the same league as Bach or Handel, who are proof that real Jesus-Worshipping Christians can produce better music.

[????-?????-?????]

Re: What is the "right" music to listen to?

Or someone desperate for 'Greek' love.

Have you ever considered the many benefits of Catholicism?



Bless you, my imagination challenged Arhida,
Father Mo





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At one point, after having given much time to research Catholicism, I did consider it and still highly respect it, but I will never "convert" (is it a real conversion if their the same religion) to it.

[Father Maurice Lester]

Re: What is the "right" music to listen to?

I am quite well-versed in my music history, "Father", and I know they are Catholic and I will say I must give credit where credit is due. They are excellent composers. Of course, not in the same league as Bach or Handel, who are proof that real Jesus-Worshipping Christians can produce better music.

Bach wrote musical math problems to teach his children counterpoint... he cannot be compared to Ludwig... are there a number of other Lutherans you suggest as well?


Bless you, my can't name a decent Baptist composer,
Father Mo



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[iwannatouchU]

Re: What is the "right" music to listen to?

For once a Catholic priest is right about something. I also recommend J.S. Bach who was the most devoutly Christian of all classical composers. One of his most famous works is "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring". You can't go wrong with one of his many tocattas or fugues as well.

Tom Araya of the so called "anti christian band" Slayer is a devoted christian so would it be acceptable to listen to his music? (he is the singer)

[Rev. Jim Osborne]

Re: What is the "right" music to listen to?

Well the point of there being Baptist composers is irrelevant. God will judge us when the time comes, and Salvation(c) is the most important. You can hang out with your papist pals Beethoven and Mozart in Hell, for all I'm concerned!