ChristianityToday.com
is promoting a Godless Rock-n-Roll band called,
Rock 'n' Roll Worship Circus, and their vile album,
Welcome to the Worship Circus. This is
utter blasphemy against God! They even admit that their works of
darkness are making a "circus" out of worship. Satan loves to mock
those he victimizes. This is why we see the Illuminati's
all-seeing eye and pyramid on back of every one dollar bill. This
is why we see an occult symbol, the Triqueta, on the front cover of the
corrupt New King James Version.
ChristianityToday states on their website:
Sounds like … worshipful lyrics combine with rock and roll, both classic (David Bowie, The Beatles, Pink Floyd, The Kinks) and modern (The Violet Burning, All Star United, The Cure, Skillet).
At a Glance … though there's room for artistic improvement, Rock 'n' Roll Worship Circus unveils an interesting and fun approach to worshipping the Lord.SOURCE: http://www.christianitytoday.com/music/reviews/2002/welcometotheworshipcircus.html
Blasphemy! There is NOTHING even remotely "Christian" about the filth with ChristianityToday magazine is promoting. They should at least be honest and call it what it is... APOSTASY TODAY! This is just disgraceful. It truly appears that the owners and publishers of ChristianityToday have sold their souls to Satan, just as have the producers in the so-called Christian Music industry. The dividing line between heathen Rock-n-Roll and so-called Christian rock has never existed.
Does this,
Rock 'n' Roll Worship Circus,
look like a Christian album cover to you? No way!
Welcome to the Rock 'n' Roll Worship Circus Freak Show!
Truly, today's Contemporary Christian Music (CCM) scene has become a big 3-ring CIRCUS. I couldn't agree more with the ridiculous name of their heathen band, they are indeed a bunch of clowns! How could any group of so-called "Christians" support and promote this apostasy? How low will ChristianityToday magazine go? What next on the road to apostasy, Born Again Lesbian Music? Rock 'n' Roll Worship Circus is of the Devil.
"It is better to hear the rebuke of the wise, than for a man to hear the song of fools." -Ecclesiastes 7:5
