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Yeah, I get what everyone is saying...but I still...

2006-12-12T07:05:00.000-08:00

Yeah, I get what everyone is saying...but I still don't think that just becuase they don't use the word God, that is has to be secular.

Phil has a point!

This is the record to break that christian labelin...

2006-12-10T23:19:00.000-08:00

This is the record to break that christian labeling thing.

Yeah, exactly. I think its interesting to note her...

2006-12-10T13:49:00.000-08:00

Yeah, exactly. I think its interesting to note here what the Amazon.com secular reviewer had to say: that this album "fully reconciles their (Christian) faith with their (considerable) talent."

Disagreement Shmisagreement. It can't stop your l...

2006-12-10T10:05:00.000-08:00

Disagreement Shmisagreement. It can't stop your love. :o)

You know, I've been thinking about this. I know what you're saying, Vicky, about it being more secular, in comparison, and as far as "churchy" people buying the record, you're probably right. However, what is on the inside is what comes out, and I think as far as that goes, I've been really impressed with the depth of spirituality I hear more and more from the guys. They're not just becoming more mature, but more mature in their faith and the way they express it and live it. Maybe for that reason, the spirituality of the messages in the songs is deeper and less blatant. Not that that means it's hiding. It's just something listeners can hear and feel with their hearts (cheesy as that sounds), and not be hit over the head with.

I'm not disagreeing with you. In my mind I'm just morphing the issue. I hope it didn't come across wrong...

Ok yeah, I was the one who said that. And I see wh...

2006-12-09T23:16:00.000-08:00

Ok yeah, I was the one who said that. And I see what your saying, and I get your points, but I still think it's the most secular album yet. (That's disagreement #2 for us. Tut tut)