Christian Hypocrites? - Hell's Bells 2

A third excerpt from Part 7: Antichrist Superstars - Rock's Ultimate Rebellion

Over three years in the making, this much-anticipated sequel to the original Hell's Bells series weaves together science, satire, testimonies, parables, interviews, expansive research, and a vibrant Christian perspective to create a video series that is as fascinating as it is educational and evangelistic. Far more than just a commentary on the dangers of popular music, this eight-part, six-hour, up-to-the-minute documentary uncovers the "war of the worldviews" - the epic struggle between good and evil, sin and redemption for the souls of men and the destiny of our culture.

Written and hosted by world renowned apologist Eric Holmberg.

"... perhaps the greatest documentary on any subject ever! Lives will change." Ray Comfort - Internationally renowned author and evangelist

"...Movie Guide's highest rating!" Dr. Ted Baehr, Christian Film and Television Commission

You can learn more about or order a copy of Hell's Bells 2 by going here: http://www.theapologeticsgroup.com/shop/item.aspx?itemid=202

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Anton
• LaVey
• Aleister
• Crowley
• musicology
• propaganda
• deception
• Bible
• Christianity
• Danzig
• Marilyn
• Manson

[WilliamBlackWolf]

This is little more than the dregs arguing with the dregs. Ironically, we're told at one moment that a few hypocritical or money-grubbing Christians are not representative of the whole of Christendom; yet, at the same time, various Death Metal bands and other obscure artists whose work has rarely if ever charted, are sallied forth as being representative of Rock music on the whole. I am, myself, a songwriter, whose genres include Rock, Blues, Jazz, Gospel, etc. These people are a joke.

[razputin34]

@razputin34 BTW, I get attacked by Christians all of the time for my views on Christ. If you look at trackrecord in most of these forums I get called a heretic and a few have said I am disqualified to be Christian. Trust me I understand, but Christ is real and alive.

[razputin34]

@amiapunk88 making decisions to move Priests between parishes isn't something that represents Christ. I am for Christ, not for any certain church or idea of how church should be. Christ is my example. I try to do what He would have me do. Christ has never spoke to me directly in my ear, but by reading His word I grow closer everyday. I am not condemning you or telling you to fear hell. I would ask that you take some time to read His word in light of the picture of Christ.

[razputin34]

@amiapunk88 How is it brainwashing to bring your child up in church? They will learn all sorts of things when they get older. If a parent wants to bring up their child in a motorcycle gang, then so be it. The child will grow up and at some point will either seek other things or they will stay in the gang all of their lives. It isn't for me to say they can't or shouldn't do it. I wouldn't call it brainwashing. They will be exposed to many things in their lives. The catholic church making..

[razputin34]

@amiapunk88 Is one lone nutty pastor wanting to burn a Quran the representative for Christ? I think he has the right to burn a book in protest. I have no problem with Penn throwing the Bible on the ground and saying what he says about Christ. I believe people have a right to voice there beliefs and concerns. I am not sure what you mean by support our troops? I do not hate homosexuals. I love them and so does Christ. He died for them. Kids will get enough exposure in life..

[razputin34]

@amiapunk88 It is not full of contradictions. Saying something appears to be contradictory, does not make it a contradiction. I have read the many books and have read the sceptics...heck I purchase Shermer's magazine Skeptic quite regularly. In fact I own many of his books. I enjoy people who think critically. I spent two years studying the evidence for the resurrection and became convinced. I have since grown closer to Christ.

[razputin34]

@amiapunk88 Appreciate you taking time to respond. I am sure you have many things to do, so thanks. Rasied in what type of church?  Read the Bible in the light of what type of thought? I was raised in church and I quit going at about 10 years old and could have cared less for about 4 years. At 14 I really took a look by reading a book by Frank Morrison and that helped me see this in a different way. I don't personally care for religion. I find that Christ heals wounds and brings peace.

[amiapunk88]

@razputin34 as for what the church supports i see it all the time support our troops in churches ect ect burning of qurans hating of perfectly ok homosexuals and meanwhile the masses brainwash there children by not even giving them a chance to figure out any type of logic. As for molestation it wasnt that it was going on, it was that those churches often know its happening or are informed and simply move the priest to another church in order to protect there image

[amiapunk88]

@razputin34 Yes i was raised in religion and went to church and yes i have read the bible wich is, by the way full of contradictions. As far as i know nothing a religous preacher or jesus has ever done anything for me, besides there is no reason for anyone to die for me considering my life is not in danger. Christ has never talked to me so it's the only voice christianity has is the bogus religion exhibited today

[razputin34]

@amiapunk88 Have you ever read the Bible or been to a church? Have you ever spent any time thinking about the fact that Christ did die on a cross in shame so that you could have eternal life? I would simply ask that you turn down the religion and turn up the volume on Christ. The noise out there today calling itself Christianity is maddening, but Christ has the quiet storm.