Christian Music
When I was growing up most of the
music I would listen to was Christian contemporary or Christian rock. I would
hear this kind of music during chapel at the Christian school I went to, and
out of all the music I was exposed to, it was the only kind that didn’t make me
fall asleep, (like my parents music) or terrify me, (like my brothers’ music
would). Though I no longer listen to the same music I grew up with, I would be
lying if I said it didn’t influence my present taste in music.
I have a tendency to listen to songs
that are simple and catchy, like the music from my childhood. The only real
difference is quality. Christian rock has a horrible reputation for being dull,
and I can’t really argue with that most of the time. As I grew older and
listened to other music genres, Christian rock just didn't hold up well; the
music actually became a little annoying. I do not believe every single song in
the genre is bad though. There are a few gems in the genre, such as Entertaining Angels by Newsboys, Give Me Your Eyes by Brandon Heath, Sneakin’ Into Heaven by Chris Rice, and Walking Her Home by Mark Schultz are all
songs that for me at least are worth listening too.
I totally agree. I went through the same thing, growing up in a Christian school and having my music taste change as I grew older. Christian music, like any other genre, has some bad songs and artists and some amazing ones.
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