To me, "Christian Rock" means that the songs are always about Christianity in a supportive way. I don't mean like subtext, I mean like, you don't even have to think about it to figure out the lyrics are about some sort of Bible story.

30 September is coming. Does terk have anything in store? >:D

It's September 11th today. What were you guys doing when it happened?

I was 6, getting ready for school when I hear my mom scream. I walked into her room and saw the other planes hit, and what scared me wasn't the TV, but her reaction, since we have relatives who work in the tower. however, they got out, because those sandniggers forgot to notice that most people work from 9-5, not 8:30.

i woke up and wondered why the fuck pokemon wasn't on

I was 6, staying in our countryside. A TV was on and it was on the breaking news. My uncle was in NYC when it happened.

happy 9/11 everyone

oppa gangnam style

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Upgrade him to Christian battle metal.

Powerwolf isn't christian metal though. Their theme is based around christianity, but most of their songs are satanic.

Isn't satanism a part of Christianity? It's from the same boat after all.

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Isn't satanism a part of Christianity? It's from the same boat after all.

No, that'd be theistic satanism AKA satan worshipping. Satanism at large is lack of belief in a deity and just uses symbolism from christian mythology to get their moral codes across. (Which are pretty much, love yourself, don't trust people and embrace sin.)

Powerwolf writes their religious songs ironically, and it's pretty obvious from the lyrics. Christian bands are serious about their religion though.

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oppa gangnam style

Yeah, I've been hearing that all over the place in like the last couple of days. I'm guessing it's some sort of Korean dance move or something idk.

ugh, I forgot how tedious it is to organize those nominations. if anyone's wondering, I'm hoping to get things rolling by next week.

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It's September 11th today. What were you guys doing when it happened?

I was 6, getting ready for school when I hear my mom scream. I walked into her room and saw the other planes hit, and what scared me wasn't the TV, but her reaction, since we have relatives who work in the tower. however, they got out, because those sandniggers forgot to notice that most people work from 9-5, not 8:30.

I just got to school in 8th grade. We saw it on the news on the classroom TVs before the classes started and we all started assuming we were bombed. And thus sprouted my extremist blind patriotism and desire to kick sandniggers in the face.

holy shit, you're 24? I had no idea

I was in 5th grade. We had indoor recess for some reason. then my mom picked me up from school and was upset over the news, but I didn't really understand or care about what was going on and didn't think much of it at the time.