[Jeb Stuart Thurmond]

Let's get back on topic: music that reminds us of Brother Trump:

[DeathToAllButMetal]

Originally Posted by Jeb Stuart Thurmond

Let's get back on topic: music that reminds us of Brother Trump:

Bro that song sucks, trust me I know good music

[Elmer G. White]

Originally Posted by DeathToAllButMetal

Bro that song sucks, trust me I know good music

Why on the Earth's Flatness (Revelation 7:1) should we trust you? You've shown absolutely no justification that would make your claim anything more than a simple appeal to authority (that is a fallacy) or a personal testimony based on your opinion. Instead, we do the wise thing and continue trusting the Entity that Created this world.

2 Samuel 22:31
As for God, his way is perfect; the word of the LORD is tried: he is a buckler to all them that trust in him.


Yours in Christ,

Elmer

[Lolcatzt]

Originally Posted by Trent Harvey, Jr.

Is Dubstep music okay for Christians? I'm not talking about the lyrics of this or that song, I just mean the sound and the genre in general.

When I first heard dubstep I thought "Why are people choosing to listen to robots farting?" But I've been hearing more and more, and every time it seems to remind me of Donald Trump.

It's very erratic and unpredictable music, one moment it's growling, the next moment whining. You know it's artificial, but it's so openly artificial you give it credit for being honest about how fake it is, and next you're thinking "maybe they really do have a choir of flatulent robots in a studio somewhere".

On the other hand, maybe we should be against all things robotic. Because Hillary. After all, even Hillary supporters talk about how unemotional she is.

Personally I like eurobeat, but eh, it's your personal taste

[Sodomyisbad]

No one should listen to dupstep, it's <<<unpleasant reference to a bodily function removed>>> Y'all should listen to <<<homosexual propaganda removed>>>, that's a good song.

[Game Critics]

Joshua: personally i enjoy Dubstep. not all of it is just noise, and i will quickly point out the ones that are good and have talent and the ones that aren't and don't. most of "The Fat Rat" (weird name i know) works are pretty good. note how i say "most"

Hunter: Not a music guy like Joshua. if it sounds good then i listen to it.

[Servine]

Yes. It is. Just like every other type of music, there is NOTHING wrong with listening to it.

[Didymus Much]

Originally Posted by Servine

Yes. It is. Just like every other type of music, there is NOTHING wrong with listening to it.

Thanks for your opinion. As you've offered it unsolicited, anonymously, and completely unsupported, it will be accorded all due respect: none.

[MitzaLizalor]

Originally Posted by Servine

Yes. It is. Just like every other type of music, there is NOTHING wrong with listening to it.

What, even this? It's a sort of proto-dubstep if you listen carefully..

..oh yes, and the dancing style

[Servine]

Originally Posted by Didymus Much

Thanks for your opinion. As you've offered it unsolicited, anonymously, and completely unsupported, it will be accorded all due respect: none.

I just think that all types of music are OK to listen to, regardless of religion.

[Servine]

Originally Posted by Elmer G. White

Why on the Earth's Flatness

Nope.

[LW1997 (On Moderation)]

Well, God gaves us a free will.

There is no such verse as "Thou shalt not listen to Dubstep". And nobody on this sick world understands the Holy Bible the way they should. Most true Christians still believe the earth was a Globe. Of course ALL true Christians believe that the formula for salvation is: Jesus plus nothing equals everything.

"I just think that all types of music are OK to listen to, regardless of religion."
Girl, so do I, but true Christians are in the Body of Christ, not in any religion.

PS: is there a proof for Jesus having long hair?PPS: A bit hypocritical that this forum loves hellywood actor Kirk Cameron

[LW1997 (On Moderation)]

I do not hate Kirk Cameron, God forbid. But sadly he teaches another Gospel which is not another.

[MitzaLizalor]

Originally Posted by LW1997

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Has this freak gone tone deaf?? And even if he had, the sheet music alone would show which finger to press against what note. What note? Might as well have played the cuckoo song! But the dubstep encourages activities condemned in The Bible.

Or more probably is derived from them. Do people still listen to dubstep?

Whatever you listen to, if you want to sing it, check out the music available and sing those notes. Like this:

..but then you'd need to be able to sing on the note.

[Diesel Stanford]

O generation of vipers, how can ye, being evil, speak good things? for out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh. (Matthew 12:34)

Dubstep music is definitely not OK from muslims. But we are not muslims, we are Christians. Allah hates music, the true and only God loves music. Remember a Christian dubstep song, brethren, why not?

[MitzaLizalor]

Originally Posted by Diesel Stanford

Dubstep music is definitely not OK from muslims. But we are not muslims, we are Christians. Allah hates music, the true and only God loves music. Remember a Christian dubstep song, brethren, why not?

I'm guessing you intend "muslims" as the indirect object in your sentence in which case I'd agree. Dubstep music is definitely not OK. Its actual source is irrelevant. The verb "to be" is unique however and so regardless of whether there is any such thing as muslim dubstep (I've already commented on that linked back there if you're interested) and indeed, we are not muslims so how can anything from them (the dubstep in your example) exist in a Christian form? It cannot. In the context of your post, then, "a Christian dubstep song" would be oxymormonic.

And indeed, no-one yet has ever managed to find such a thing. What does The Bible teach us?

Nahum 2:10 She is empty, and void, and waste: and the heart melteth, and the knees smite together, and much pain is in all loins, and the faces of them all gather blackness.

Characteristic of anyone within range of a dubstep event, yes, but God was describing a people dissipated to the utmost degree. Ruination was upon them just as today we see ruination heralded by melting hearts, smiting knees and pain in all the loins. Imagine two brothers' wives, perhaps rescued from Godlessness. One becoming intrigued whether there's "a Christian dubstep song" out there (there isn't) and even went looking for it? The other appreciating an opportunity for her children to be instructed in The Truth remained with her Husband's family, even though a night on the razzle was possible. Or nights.

Ruth 1:15-16 Behold, thy sister in law is gone back unto her people, and unto her gods: return thou after thy sister in law. And Ruth said, Intreat me not to leave thee, or to return from following after thee: for whither thou goest, I will go; and where thou lodgest, I will lodge: thy people shall be my people, and thy God my God.

Like Ruth we know that fulfilment does not lie in dubstep land. Trollop is about as good as it gets there and I won't elaborate on its lower castes but can that raucous din drown out the shame so deep within? No. That's why it's so loud. Ruth however was obedient and, since the harvest was going on, went down to assist.

Ruth 2:3 – 4:17

The result of that was King David: Ruth's son was David's grandfather. I have no idea what happened to her sister-in-law but in this thread you can read some of the confusion resulting from not taking The Bible at face value and Pastor has linked to the following chart where origins and outcomes are discussed.

click chart for more details

The ancient equivalent of dubstep must have been just as dreadful as what we have today and none of it led anywhere beneficial. It is not necessary for Christians to reject the dub per se because no Christian would ever consider it in the first place. Hence we know that no such thing as "a Christian dubstep song" exists at all. If you think you've found one, you're mistaken. I hope that is helpful.