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This far in our journey we have witnessed an almost unbroken stream of Judeo-Christian tradition. From King David to Lutheran composer Johann Crüger (1598-1662) we find a slow and steady cultivation of poetic and musical forms. There were certainly bumps in the road and many changes along the way, yet for around 1800 years the quality [...]
Continue Reading →I don’t have time to do a full-fledged review of this new book by T. David Gordon (author of Why Johnny Can’t Preach), but I do want to highly recommend it to you. I couldn’t agree more with Gordon’s approach, underlying assumptions, and conclusions in this book.
Gordon argues that pop [...]
Continue Reading →Here are links to my discussion of Christian rap in response to Mark Dever’s 9Marks interview with Shai Linne:
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Continue Reading →We are discussing Christian rap this week in response to Mark Dever’s recent interview with Shai Linne and Curtis Allen.
Monday I argued three important points:
Man is completely depraved and thus cannot trust his own preferences implicitly. Music is a medium of human communication and thus must be carefully evaluated to [...]
Continue Reading →As we discuss the issue of Christian rap, I am moving toward an evaluation of the form itself. But before we get there I must lay the necessary groundwork to prove that such an evaluation is necessary or even possible.
Monday I argued three important points:
Man is completely depraved and thus [...]
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