Monday, January 2, 2012

All Religion is True

This tiny article caught my eye this morning and falls into the "sign of the times" category.

A major pop star named Cee Lo Green, sang John Lennon's famous song, "Imagine".  In that song there is a verse that talks about a time on earth when there would be no wars and also "no religion too."  Cee Lo made a big mistake and changed the words...which made lots of Lennon fans upset...as he changed that passage to "and all religion is true."

Cee Lo Green upset John Lennon fans on Saturday night by performing a soulful version of the songwriter's classic "Imagine" with the lyrics changed from "nothing to kill or die for / and no religion too" to "nothing to kill or die for / and all religion's true." According to some fans, Green changed the meaning of the song by switching out the line. "The whole point of that lyric is that religion causes harm," tweeted someone with the handle @geekysteven. "If 'all religion's true' it would be a pretty bleak place.

Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/cee-lo-green-outrages-john-lennon-fans-by-changing-lyrics-to-imagine-20120102#ixzz1iJaHWlan



How lost people are....believing that it is religion that causes all the harm on the world.  Don't they understand that atheists like Stalin and Pol Pot have been responsible for the deaths of million??  Of course they don't.


Now that being said, it is the exclusivity of Christ's words, "I came to bring Truth," that so offends the Lennon followers and even Cee Lo Green.


Green, who sang the song on NBC's New Year's Eve broadcast from Times Square, responded to criticism about the alteration by tweeting "Yo I meant no disrespect by changing the lyric guys! I was trying to say a world were u could believe what u wanted that's all."


Yes of course....wouldn't it be NICE, Cee Lo, if you could believe whatever you wanted and it would ALL BE TRUE!!!....and EVERYONE GOES TO HEAVEN....and HELL DOESN'T EXIST!!!  Wouldn't that be FUN?!?!

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