God's Wisdom versus Earthly, Sensual, and Demonic Wisdom about Instrumental Music

[Scarlett O.]

Good. What else does that mean Christians must do?

We don't know what you are talking about when you say "what else" because you refuse to tell us the point you are making in this thread.

I was in the marching band as a student and we had snare drums and bass drums. Should Christians avoid that? Is that what you are saying?

What if a toddler takes a shoe box or pot from the kitchen or an empty vessel of any kind that would make a sound when struck and begins to strike it. Should his Christian parents be alarmed?

 

[Ben1445]

Good. What else does that mean Christians must do?

That is the question we have been asking you to answer.

 

[Scarlett O.]

I am with @Aaron. I deny that these bizarre "skulls" are indeed musical instruments.

As far as genuine musical instruments, whether mentioned in the Bible or not, the evil is in the heart of the player or the intention of the composer.

The evil cannot be in the brass, strings, other metals, wood, or synthetic material. If so, then the objects made from those same materials that are NOT musical instruments would be evil also.

Christians could not build houses, drive cars, wear certain clothing, certain shoes, buy their children toys, etc.

The OP is going to HAVE to come clean with the point he is trying to make.

I play the piano at my church and have for forty-nine years. Someone else may play the same brand piano at a bar. Therein lies the difference.

The evil is in the heart of a human being.