Contemporary Christian music occupies nearly every genre of music today. Their styles range from country to heavy metal. Yet screaming into the microphone and making guttural noises doesn’t seem like it could possibly be a form of Christian worship. Or can it? The way in which Christian musicians have reinterpreted the acceptance of secular genres to promote a Christian message has changed dramatically over the course of Christian music history and most significantly within the last decade. Contemporary Christian worship leaders within the church are consciously challenging, reinterpreting, and renegotiating religion to theologically justify the use of secular modes to spread the Christian message. In this study I will analyze how contempor...
Theoretical thesis.Bibliography: pages 293-321.Chapter One. Introduction and overview -- Chapter Two...
Theology and music have long been at odds, having been treated as exclusive fields of theory and pra...
Music in its widest definition (sound and silence organized in time) is never absent from Christian ...
This was the first book on educating people on how to properly create and employ a modern Christian ...
I will begin my analysis with a brief examination of the changes that have occurred in American reli...
Problems. The conscious conservation of religious music style in most cultures contrasts with the st...
More and more churches, in most denominations and traditions, rely less upon pipe organs, hymnals, r...
Different forms of artistic expression play a vital role in religious practices of the most diverse ...
Apeigose skambančiai muzikai krikščionys visuomet kėlė tam tikrų reikalavimų, iš kurių ilgainiui sus...
...In the midst of this controversial relationship between rock music and religious messages, and as...
Within the Judaeo-Christian tradition, with few exceptions, music has always been central to the per...
This research examines the perceptions of sixteen musical artists who are Christians in order to gai...
Congregational singing is a source of basic theological instruction, both reflecting and shaping wha...
An analysis of the messages of three contemporary Christian music songs popular in the fall of 2014 ...
Music, cultivated as it should be, awakens our senses and our understanding of what is possible in t...
Theoretical thesis.Bibliography: pages 293-321.Chapter One. Introduction and overview -- Chapter Two...
Theology and music have long been at odds, having been treated as exclusive fields of theory and pra...
Music in its widest definition (sound and silence organized in time) is never absent from Christian ...
This was the first book on educating people on how to properly create and employ a modern Christian ...
I will begin my analysis with a brief examination of the changes that have occurred in American reli...
Problems. The conscious conservation of religious music style in most cultures contrasts with the st...
More and more churches, in most denominations and traditions, rely less upon pipe organs, hymnals, r...
Different forms of artistic expression play a vital role in religious practices of the most diverse ...
Apeigose skambančiai muzikai krikščionys visuomet kėlė tam tikrų reikalavimų, iš kurių ilgainiui sus...
...In the midst of this controversial relationship between rock music and religious messages, and as...
Within the Judaeo-Christian tradition, with few exceptions, music has always been central to the per...
This research examines the perceptions of sixteen musical artists who are Christians in order to gai...
Congregational singing is a source of basic theological instruction, both reflecting and shaping wha...
An analysis of the messages of three contemporary Christian music songs popular in the fall of 2014 ...
Music, cultivated as it should be, awakens our senses and our understanding of what is possible in t...
Theoretical thesis.Bibliography: pages 293-321.Chapter One. Introduction and overview -- Chapter Two...
Theology and music have long been at odds, having been treated as exclusive fields of theory and pra...
Music in its widest definition (sound and silence organized in time) is never absent from Christian ...