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Old 06-19-2010, 12:00 PM
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Speaking to the content of the debate, I am having a hard time believing that one of the debate positions is that musical instruments are not authorized by scripture.
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Speaking to the content of the debate, I am having a hard time believing that one of the debate positions is that musical instruments are not authorized by scripture.
And yes, the holder of that position (Perkins?) is putting nearly all of his eggs in the basket of silence, meaning that since the scripture doesn't tell you to use instruments in worship, then they must be forbidden. Similar to the example given of someone accused of murder saying that he can present at least 50 witnesses who did NOT see him murder that woman.
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And yes, the holder of that position (Perkins?) is putting nearly all of his eggs in the basket of silence, meaning that since the scripture doesn't tell you to use instruments in worship, then they must be forbidden. Similar to the example given of someone accused of murder saying that he can present at least 50 witnesses who did NOT see him murder that woman.
Did he miss the OT references to the Levite musicians who played at the tabernacle/temple? David, the psalms and the other contributers to that... don't see where he gets much traction from that position.
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And yes, the holder of that position (Perkins?) is putting nearly all of his eggs in the basket of silence, meaning that since the scripture doesn't tell you to use instruments in worship, then they must be forbidden. Similar to the example given of someone accused of murder saying that he can present at least 50 witnesses who did NOT see him murder that woman.
That's a common CoC position on music. Most will use a tuning fork to get the congregation on key. I asked a CoC friend about that and why they thought a tuning fork was allowable when the Bible doesn't call for one.

He said that the difference was that a tuning fork was an "aid" and "not an instrument."

I always wanted to see somebody turned loose with a set of tuning forks.
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That's a common CoC position on music. Most will use a tuning fork to get the congregation on key. I asked a CoC friend about that and why they thought a tuning fork was allowable when the Bible doesn't call for one.

He said that the difference was that a tuning fork was an "aid" and "not an instrument."

I always wanted to see somebody turned loose with a set of tuning forks.
The "aid not a tool/instrument/decoration" argument seems to be used quite often. Usually used when asking why a "no jewelry" minister is wearing a watch or a "no doctors allowed" individual is wearing eye glasses.
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Re: Perkins vs Burt on Music and Worship

thanks randywayne. I'll remember that when I upload my next .mp3.

Yeah, it was quite a debate.
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