BB4Christ Theres no way that this song has any Christian connotation, not trying to start a flame war or anything by the way. Maybe if you want to warp the lyrics to a Christian value set as you did, but from listening to other songs by All That Remains theres no way its religious in any sense.
Case and point My Indictment off of The Fall of Ideals.
The breakdown is as follows
This is my indictment of your beliefs
This is my indictment of what you hold dear
My eyes have seen the horrors that you
Commit in the name of your god
Your god is violence
Your god is unholy
Your god is violence
Your god is unholy
All That Remains points out how evil the church has become, from the crudades to their lack of action taken in the rampant cases of pedophilia that exists in the clergy. Not to mention their disgusting fear mongering tactics that all lead back to the one thing that the church is truly after which is money.
ANYWAYS the songs fucking amazing and in my opinion one of All That Remains' best.
That is not what Indictment is about, it's about the terrorists in iraq. There god is unholly by "making" them feel that doing what they did is right. And the your god is vioence is more or less the same as the last the previous line,
That is not what Indictment is about, it's about the terrorists in iraq. There god is unholly by "making" them feel that doing what they did is right. And the your god is vioence is more or less the same as the last the previous line,
Dude, you talk about how he warped the meaning of the words, you just did the same thing. Its talking about extremists in Iraq. Not only that, but I hope you know that a few members of the band are Christian, which if you take a closer look at their songs, you'll see alot of their songs stem from Christian influence. Maybe not in a worshipping God sense, but in Christian value sense. Alot of there songs talk about core Christian values, and in result, alot of their songs are oddly very positive, which is uncommon in metal bands that...
Dude, you talk about how he warped the meaning of the words, you just did the same thing. Its talking about extremists in Iraq. Not only that, but I hope you know that a few members of the band are Christian, which if you take a closer look at their songs, you'll see alot of their songs stem from Christian influence. Maybe not in a worshipping God sense, but in Christian value sense. Alot of there songs talk about core Christian values, and in result, alot of their songs are oddly very positive, which is uncommon in metal bands that don't fall under the Christian Metal label. Plus you could also say that almost the total lack of profanity in the band is caused by the Christian influence within the band.
From what I've heard in interviews, Phil, their main lyricist, is not strictly Christian. I believe he was raised in a Christian background, but his views sounded more agnostic, but with values that may also be present in Christianity.
From what I've heard in interviews, Phil, their main lyricist, is not strictly Christian. I believe he was raised in a Christian background, but his views sounded more agnostic, but with values that may also be present in Christianity.
I personally think their songs have nothing to do with religion whatsoever. (Well obviously Indictment does, but I'm saying generally.) I think they're more about the power of people. How we have power within us, and a lot of this album sounds like getting people as a whole to band together against tyrants and the other shit in the world. To...
I personally think their songs have nothing to do with religion whatsoever. (Well obviously Indictment does, but I'm saying generally.) I think they're more about the power of people. How we have power within us, and a lot of this album sounds like getting people as a whole to band together against tyrants and the other shit in the world. To be strong and prevail for ourselves. No gods included.
But truthfully, I doubt this song is strictly about Christianity as the other guy was saying.
BB4Christ Theres no way that this song has any Christian connotation, not trying to start a flame war or anything by the way. Maybe if you want to warp the lyrics to a Christian value set as you did, but from listening to other songs by All That Remains theres no way its religious in any sense.
Case and point My Indictment off of The Fall of Ideals. The breakdown is as follows
This is my indictment of your beliefs This is my indictment of what you hold dear
My eyes have seen the horrors that you Commit in the name of your god Your god is violence Your god is unholy Your god is violence Your god is unholy
All That Remains points out how evil the church has become, from the crudades to their lack of action taken in the rampant cases of pedophilia that exists in the clergy. Not to mention their disgusting fear mongering tactics that all lead back to the one thing that the church is truly after which is money.
ANYWAYS the songs fucking amazing and in my opinion one of All That Remains' best.
That is not what Indictment is about, it's about the terrorists in iraq. There god is unholly by "making" them feel that doing what they did is right. And the your god is vioence is more or less the same as the last the previous line,
That is not what Indictment is about, it's about the terrorists in iraq. There god is unholly by "making" them feel that doing what they did is right. And the your god is vioence is more or less the same as the last the previous line,
Dude, you talk about how he warped the meaning of the words, you just did the same thing. Its talking about extremists in Iraq. Not only that, but I hope you know that a few members of the band are Christian, which if you take a closer look at their songs, you'll see alot of their songs stem from Christian influence. Maybe not in a worshipping God sense, but in Christian value sense. Alot of there songs talk about core Christian values, and in result, alot of their songs are oddly very positive, which is uncommon in metal bands that...
Dude, you talk about how he warped the meaning of the words, you just did the same thing. Its talking about extremists in Iraq. Not only that, but I hope you know that a few members of the band are Christian, which if you take a closer look at their songs, you'll see alot of their songs stem from Christian influence. Maybe not in a worshipping God sense, but in Christian value sense. Alot of there songs talk about core Christian values, and in result, alot of their songs are oddly very positive, which is uncommon in metal bands that don't fall under the Christian Metal label. Plus you could also say that almost the total lack of profanity in the band is caused by the Christian influence within the band.
From what I've heard in interviews, Phil, their main lyricist, is not strictly Christian. I believe he was raised in a Christian background, but his views sounded more agnostic, but with values that may also be present in Christianity.
From what I've heard in interviews, Phil, their main lyricist, is not strictly Christian. I believe he was raised in a Christian background, but his views sounded more agnostic, but with values that may also be present in Christianity.
I personally think their songs have nothing to do with religion whatsoever. (Well obviously Indictment does, but I'm saying generally.) I think they're more about the power of people. How we have power within us, and a lot of this album sounds like getting people as a whole to band together against tyrants and the other shit in the world. To...
I personally think their songs have nothing to do with religion whatsoever. (Well obviously Indictment does, but I'm saying generally.) I think they're more about the power of people. How we have power within us, and a lot of this album sounds like getting people as a whole to band together against tyrants and the other shit in the world. To be strong and prevail for ourselves. No gods included.
But truthfully, I doubt this song is strictly about Christianity as the other guy was saying.
I spoke to Phil! He's not a Christian. :D
I spoke to Phil! He's not a Christian. :D