sovietchild
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Life without music is so awesome, I can't even explain. Why don't you try, you might like it. This is coming from an audio engineering certificate holder.
Can you translate it? I don't speak that language.
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How is music not a tool of Satan?
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Life without music is so awesome, I can't even explain. Why don't you try, you might like it. This is coming from an audio engineering certificate holder.
Can you translate it? I don't speak that language.
I sometimes go weeks without listening to music, SC. I love the ambient noises of nature. But when I listen to music, I listen intently; never as background. I think I have the best of both your worlds.
Sapiens
Polymathematician
What is your definition of "not a tool."
RE: Orb
"Receive this orb set under the Cross, and remember that the whole world is subject to the power and empire of Christ our Redeemer," the archbishop says.
sovietchild
Well-Known Member
See...It's like a drug, once your high disappears one might try to boost his high with drugs and alcohol. Music might make one relax but it also breeds anxiety, just like cigarettes.
By allowing people to channel and share feelings and expressions, for one.
If you say so. But even taking for granted that somehow that specific music is evil and/or that the specific person you describe has some sort of problem relating to his listening of music, it is quite unwarranted to extrapolate from that to music in general.
With all due respect, you make it seem like your God instructs you to be utterly afraid of the joys of life.
sovietchild
Well-Known Member
Actually its the other way. When one is listening to music he is basically in it, like a trapped pray.
I think that having fun is a good thing, do you?
I take it you can't sing or play an instrument.
. . . because Satan does not exist.
sovietchild
Well-Known Member
How is life without music not joyful?
Callisto
Hellenismos, BTW
In fairness, those exams are said to be uncomfortable and my guess is most guys would refuse to have one in front of another dude too. Just sayin'.
That is not a relevant question. Do you realize that?
Actually, if you watch the documentary on Roky Erickson. Roky dropped acid over 300 times. The difference between him and the other band members was that Roky wasn't turned off by a bad trip. They sort of describe it like being in a horror movie. So I suppose Roky didn't shun evil and did indeed get trapped by it. Ending up in a mental institution beyond cure.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber
I literally feel a stinging burn of momentary tension when I break a guitar string. Metaphorically, my heart strings break with it. I even take my guitar or bass with me on the chance I get to go on a vacation. My fingertips are calloused, and the years of pressure from the strings is likely showing on the bones of my fingertips.
I would find a life without music void, dull, dreadful, and boring.
sovietchild
Well-Known Member
Quran says:
And behold, We said to the angels: “Bow down to Adam” and they bowed down. Not so Iblis (Satan): he refused and was haughty: he was of those who reject Faith. (2: 34)
The Kilted Heathen
Crow FreyjasmaðR
At that rate everything but having your nose buried in your book is a tool. And yet you can't even see how the quran is a distraction. At this point it's sad, really.
The Kilted Heathen
Crow FreyjasmaðR
You know what else breeds anxiety? Constantly worrying about "what god doesn't want us to do".
