Apostoic worship??

[n david]

Originally Posted by Aquila

And for the record... I'd rather listen to a three year old bang pots and pans together in the name of Jesus than even imply that the likes of Van Halen or Judas Priest was better to listen to.

Again you're not being honest with what was posted.

Read the quote again: """An alt-rock concert? Van Halen put on a better show by far. And Judas Priest was even better than them."""

He didn't say they were better to listen to, he said they put on a better show.

[Aquila]

Originally Posted by n david

Again you're not being honest with what was posted.

Read the quote again: """An alt-rock concert? Van Halen put on a better show by far. And Judas Priest was even better than them."""

He didn't say they were better to listen to, he said they put on a better show.

Since they are music groups, wouldn't a "better show" include the production of better music? And isn't better music defined as being music that better suits the listener's ear? Or is the statement strictly talking about the stage design, pyro-technics, and concert lights?

[n david]

Originally Posted by Aquila

Since they are music groups, wouldn't a "better show" include the production of better music? And isn't better music defined as being music that better suits the listener's ear? Or is the statement strictly talking about the stage design, pyro-technics, and concert lights?

What followed in that post should answer your question:

""People have substituted entertainment for worship, lighting and "atmospherics" for the presence of God, and feelings for the power of God.""

[Aquila]

Originally Posted by n david

What followed in that post should answer your question:

""People have substituted entertainment for worship, lighting and "atmospherics" for the presence of God, and feelings for the power of God.""

Ah, got it.

Personally, I think IHOP has more tasteful stage management than Van Halen or Judas Priest. But that's just me.