Friday, August 15, 2008
You Choose
WGNR, the local Christian radio station, was playing a recording of a lady that had called in and left a message on their answering machine. She was talking about her marriage going through some rough times. She said when she listened to country music, she wanted to kill herself and when she listened to rock-n-roll, she wanted to kill her husband. Music has gotten that bad. Over the years the message has become so negative. Of course most people don't notice because of the gradual decline of how things become. I heard on some DVD's that I have, of what the 2 young boys that shot their classmates at Colmbine H.S. were listening to. The lyrics were very disturbing. Be careful what you listen to.
Friday, August 8, 2008
To Hell With Ozzy?
I saw an associate of mine yesterday who had a shirt with Ozzy Ozbourne on it. Ozzy was on the side of the road like he was hitchhiking, holding a sign that read Hell. I can't imagine somebody wanting to go to hell, especially if they knew what was waiting for them. Some people over the years have told me that stuff like that is for publicity or part of the act. I remember watching CNN a few years ago with my oldest and seeing Marilyn Manson on there ripping out the pages of the bible. That image is still burned in my son's mind. He wasn't influenced by Manson's actions but knew that when it came to blasphemy, it's best not to mess with it.
This leads me to my point. Wheather entertainers are doing these things for show or publicity, they have to answer to God for their actions.
They also have a major influence on adults and children who listen to their music or see them on t.v. Kids get the impression that if Ozzy says hell is ok then they think it must be ok. We need parents leading our children, not Ozzy Ozbourne.
This leads me to my point. Wheather entertainers are doing these things for show or publicity, they have to answer to God for their actions.
They also have a major influence on adults and children who listen to their music or see them on t.v. Kids get the impression that if Ozzy says hell is ok then they think it must be ok. We need parents leading our children, not Ozzy Ozbourne.
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