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In Reply to: Re: Kathy Dont Go To The Supermarket posted by Erika on September 17, 2004 at 05:46:45:
Anyone who read the Bible & had a setcard in TF & elsewhere should naturally know that the credit for anything good belongs to the Lord - without me ye can do nothing...that's of course the basis of my comment...so if I talked about giving credit, it's may be a poor idiomatic expression, like saying: don't blame TF for making such a song etc...the Bible talks about it: not to call something good bad & (Is. 5:20) & something bad (evil) good...
Sure there are different tastes, but if the message is something somehow in line with the word, why must people constantly prove how much they are out of TF by being against everything...
I wouldn't call that very "revolutionary", just like a pendulum going from one extreme to the other...
By the way, many organisations play some PR-selfpraising tune, I don't like it myself, even if TF is may be among the worst offenders, they`re certainly not alone...
To top that, I didn't notice, that the Christian music scene really got much on the move until rather "recently"...same with the comic stuff
It has become an "in-thing" now even among the more "conservative" churches, to use comics...
I am not 100% certain who was first in all those fields, at least TF tried those ways...my point is: the message is important...even if we all know, that TF has plenty of messages & beliefs which are really diabolical.
