BMTH never complements christianity in his songs. This would mean that he would instead be bringing across a fault in their system. "The wolves are at my door"- would suggest that they are threatening to him (wolves) this is a strange term since christians are often reffered to as the lambs however it is also effective in explaining how they were forceful, brutal and never stopped in the past. "Let them sing" would suggest charols or perhaps preaching, he is saying that he'll let them carry on but he will never let his 'empire fall' ("the wolves are at my door, waiting for my empire to fall) meaning he won't listen, he doesn't care what they say("I don't care"). "We've been surrounded by vicious cycles"- would reffer to the brutality in the past and the somewhat threatening pose they have today including their so-called 'mishaps' in safety, sexual crimes and the such. And lastly "so call it the end and we're truly alone"- reffers to the constant fear of the end when it never happens and the second part of the quote would most probably be his own thoughts on the matter being that he believes there is no god.
BMTH never complements christianity in his songs. This would mean that he would instead be bringing across a fault in their system. "The wolves are at my door"- would suggest that they are threatening to him (wolves) this is a strange term since christians are often reffered to as the lambs however it is also effective in explaining how they were forceful, brutal and never stopped in the past. "Let them sing" would suggest charols or perhaps preaching, he is saying that he'll let them carry on but he will never let his 'empire fall' ("the wolves are at my door, waiting for my empire to fall) meaning he won't listen, he doesn't care what they say("I don't care"). "We've been surrounded by vicious cycles"- would reffer to the brutality in the past and the somewhat threatening pose they have today including their so-called 'mishaps' in safety, sexual crimes and the such. And lastly "so call it the end and we're truly alone"- reffers to the constant fear of the end when it never happens and the second part of the quote would most probably be his own thoughts on the matter being that he believes there is no god.