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Much of popular music is anti-christ. Jesus forgave the adultress, but also told her to “go and sin no more”.

Look at the Freebird song by Lynard Skynard (sp); the lyrics indicate (to me) of a guy that shacks up, then moves on. The singer even says he’s a freebird, as though it’s the best life. But also says (insincerely, in my opinion) “Lord help me, I can’t change”. It gives the impression that it’s cool to live like that. Put to catchy music, its helped to keep the sex without committment train moving ever faster.

I worked as an aircraft mechanic at an airport next to Galesburg, IL, back in the late 80s. The guys there had rock playing on the hanger fm radio all day. Occasionally, I would mock their lyrics and singing styles; but not too much those guys were big fans of the stuff.

There was a song by Whitesnake, “here I go again on my own”. I’d yell, “Yeah, go and get lost, don’t come back! But you’ll be back in a couple hours, singing the same old song!”