ok... i really didnt want to get involved in a debate that has repeated itself for years now, (here comes the but) but, (see... told ya) i think i have an interesting approach. I am a christian but i dont see whats so religious or "christian" about rotfq. if any of their albums are remotely religious its lp2, and even that is debatable because the lyrics aren't official. and even so, i guess what im getting at is that if some one who never heard of jeremy enigk picked up the record and listened to it, they would not assume that jeremy was a christian. so why do those who HAVE heard of jeremy and regularly listen to his cd try and say that it IS christian? christian music doesnt make people christian and secular music doesnt make people not christian. so for everyones sake lets let music be enjoyable for everyone no matter what they believe in. kurt np: jeremy enigk, "rotfq" ;)
