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IAMBREEZY: wetin dis guy dey yarn self

HumbledbYGrace: there is the fridge, m tired.

HumbledbYGrace: wetin we go do? as you see the cook didn't pitch today o! And I am tired, can't cook @ this time. You will just have to manage that water.

HumbledbYGrace: well want some water?

HumbledbYGrace: And mescopaul.

LebanonCedars: Yes, it's good to have a place to fellowship and learn the sound doctrine of Christ but we should be careful with how we follow our fellow man because they are after all human and can bend the scripture to suit their personal agenda. Our PERFECT example is The Lord Jesus!

Moreover, what do we stand to gain by this comparison?

Omo Daddy354: Hmmm... We're happy to have you in our midst sir. U came from the most beautiful state in Nig to the most beautiful family globally, isn't that beautiful!
We have our mummy G.O, beautiful and charismatic Ushers who will show u around in a jiffy, anointed secretary(ies) e.t.c.
You definately have alot to do here and we hope you won't hesitate to share ur knowledge and anointing with us.
Welcome once again.

Pygru: Yeye thread

LebanonCedars: I think it will be more profitable for me to daily compare my life with that of Jesus, the author and the finisher of my faith and see if there's anything amiss.

leunamme93: Why not compare Aps. Paul with Moses? Both are God's chosen, why should i even bother myself to compare them. I love them both.

ogunborsamuel: I go with Deeper life(kumuyi)

striktlymi: [size=18pt]BUCHI USED RAP TOO!!![/size]

Mescopaul:

Its his choice, but i don't think any of those songs he used rap would compete with his first release "mma mma" a plain song with real gospel beating

demelza: Thank you very much. Buchi whom the OP obviously prefers, sings reggae. And if we want to trace the history of reggae then you can as well say Buchi sings wordly music. Compared to rap which came about as a form of artistic expression amongst the blacks in the US against societal ills, reggae is a genre developed by people who dont even believe in God, they worship the late emperor of Ethiopia, Haile Selassie. Yet the OP prefers it to rap.
Like a poster said, the OP problem is with rap music as a whole.

striktlymi: Same with Rap or any other music for that matter. If one uses Rap to glorify God, he does right but if he uses it to glorify the Devil, then he does wrong.



The truth is this: If Don Moen sing in the exact same way but instead of glorifying God, he decides to praise the Devil with his genre of music then he would be against God.

On the other hand, if he uses the exact same words but instead of using his genre of music decides to Rap instead then his music still praises God. The bottom line here is the lyrics.



A genre of music CANNOT be categorized as decent or indecent. A song, no matter the brand, becomes decent or not because of a number of factors to include:

1) The lyrics used.
2) The nature of the video.

If the lyrics is fine and the video does not include almost naked women or other acts of indecency then the song will be very good, no matter the brand.

Now for orderliness...music is music because it is orderly. If a song is not orderly then it siezes to be part of music. The ish I think you are having is seeing order in one light alone.

A brand of music might not appeal to you but it does not stop it from being orderly. Noise depicts disorderliness, music depicts order no matter the type.



You can't see order and decency in Rap but yet you recommend the songs of Buchi? In the event that you were so carried away by Buchi's song and missed the Rap in at least one of them, then note today that Buchi also used Rap in at least one of his songs and the Rapping did not make the song demonic.

striktlymi: Same with Rap or any other music for that matter. If one uses Rap to glorify God, he does right but if he uses it to glorify the Devil, then he does wrong.



The truth is this: If Don Moen sing in the exact same way but instead of glorifying God, he decides to praise the Devil with his genre of music then he would be against God.

On the other hand, if he uses the exact same words but instead of using his genre of music decides to Rap instead then his music still praises God. The bottom line here is the lyrics.



A genre of music CANNOT be categorized as decent or indecent. A song, no matter the brand, becomes decent or not because of a number of factors to include:

1) The lyrics used.
2) The nature of the video.

If the lyrics is fine and the video does not include almost naked women or other acts of indecency then the song will be very good, no matter the brand.

Now for orderliness...music is music because it is orderly. If a song is not orderly then it siezes to be part of music. The ish I think you are having is seeing order in one light alone.

A brand of music might not appeal to you but it does not stop it from being orderly. Noise depicts disorderliness, music depicts order no matter the type.



You can't see order and decency in Rap but yet you recommend the songs of Buchi? In the event that you were so carried away by Buchi's song and missed the Rap in at least one of them, then note today that Buchi also used Rap in at least one of his songs and the Rapping did not make the song demonic.

Pvictor10: @Mesco Listen or check Lecrae rap song, Desperate, check d lyrics out. Sure u gonna change ur mind.