there is alot of Christian imagery in this song. i love how powerful it is. its like he's taking Satan and bashing him in and yet evil lives on. it's actually kind of sad, La Dispute has some powerful lyrics. amazing live band aswell.
I'd say there's less Christian imagery and more of simply the struggles of every person on this planet and the fruitlessness of it. There's too much doubt to say it's Christian specifically, he finds "Uncertainty in happiness and death, because what's next is such a mystery" and says to "sing not for the final outcome." Plus, part of the chant is "Though we're not sure where we'll go." Can a Christian enjoy it? Obviously. Is it Christian? No. The singer has even commented that, though he is a Christian, he tries to keep it out of the song (for...
I'd say there's less Christian imagery and more of simply the struggles of every person on this planet and the fruitlessness of it. There's too much doubt to say it's Christian specifically, he finds "Uncertainty in happiness and death, because what's next is such a mystery" and says to "sing not for the final outcome." Plus, part of the chant is "Though we're not sure where we'll go." Can a Christian enjoy it? Obviously. Is it Christian? No. The singer has even commented that, though he is a Christian, he tries to keep it out of the song (for the most part) to appeal to everyone.
there is alot of Christian imagery in this song. i love how powerful it is. its like he's taking Satan and bashing him in and yet evil lives on. it's actually kind of sad, La Dispute has some powerful lyrics. amazing live band aswell.
No there isn't... now get out and go pray or whatever you Christfags do!
No there isn't... now get out and go pray or whatever you Christfags do!
fuck up bulletsarescene songs are interpreted differently by everyone.
fuck up bulletsarescene songs are interpreted differently by everyone.
I'd say there's less Christian imagery and more of simply the struggles of every person on this planet and the fruitlessness of it. There's too much doubt to say it's Christian specifically, he finds "Uncertainty in happiness and death, because what's next is such a mystery" and says to "sing not for the final outcome." Plus, part of the chant is "Though we're not sure where we'll go." Can a Christian enjoy it? Obviously. Is it Christian? No. The singer has even commented that, though he is a Christian, he tries to keep it out of the song (for...
I'd say there's less Christian imagery and more of simply the struggles of every person on this planet and the fruitlessness of it. There's too much doubt to say it's Christian specifically, he finds "Uncertainty in happiness and death, because what's next is such a mystery" and says to "sing not for the final outcome." Plus, part of the chant is "Though we're not sure where we'll go." Can a Christian enjoy it? Obviously. Is it Christian? No. The singer has even commented that, though he is a Christian, he tries to keep it out of the song (for the most part) to appeal to everyone.