>>It's more than singing songs. It is a way of life. We should worship Christ in everything we do. If anyone thinks that worship is confined to a couple of hours on Sunday morning they are in a sad position spiritually.<<
With that I wholeheartedly agree. It is kind of creepy seeing anyone (and I have been known to do it myself) sitting in judgement of others simply becuase he/she doesn't like their "style" of music.
One can seldom fault the lyrics of most "Christian" music and if one does, there is the risk of putting God in a box.
If what someone is doing as a form of worship is not ourtright sin, others should walk away or join them. But to say they are somehow immoral for not doing it the way you would do it is just wrong, no matter who you are. And yes, I am wrong when I do it.
Hymns, to me, are quaint, like old oil paintings. They were written by people who used language differently than we do. Some of them are as ancient compared to modern music as paintings created before the use of perspective are ancient and "quaint" compared to art of more recent centuries.
To put such on a pedastal as somehow more "holy" is bordering on idol worship.
It is just music - which is art. And art is subjective.
'Course, rap aint music. 8^>