The Lord is my homeboy. Word up.
So the point is, I guess I was wrong about Chris being "the party guy" in the college dorm. It turns out he's the acoustic-guitar-strumming proselytizing guy. Hey, man, what are you up to this weekend? Some of my friends and I are getting together for pizza and a psalm-athon. Everyone is welcome, man. We'd love for you to come down.
I thought maybe something was amiss when he sang a song called "Wanna Be Loved" by famous Christian group D.C. Talk a few weeks back. But what can I say? I just thought maybe he liked the song.
Meanwhile, Bob Jones University people are "disappointed" with the fact that he's not singing a hardcore Christian song every week. Yesterday was British invasion night, guys. What do you want from him? Just bide your time until hymns week. Then, verily I say unto you, will it truly be time to worship.
Of course, I'm not saying he's bad because of his ultra-strange, borderline cultish religious past. I'm just saying that, well, I can't think of a way to finish this sentence.
Hyperlinks:
- Idol Contestant's faith questioned [Yahoo! News]
- Bob Jones University [Wikipedia]
- Just another day in the American Idol boys dorm [No One Appreciates Me]
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(photo credit: American Idol)
2 comments:
He can always follow the South Park methodology of replacing the word "baby" with Jesus in popular songs, thereby Christianizing them. Take this verse from Baby I Love Your Way for example:
But don't hesitate 'cause your love won't wait hey
Ooh Jesus I love your way, every day
I wanna tell you I love your way
I wanna be with you night and day
Ooh Jesus I love your way, every day
I wanna tell you I love your way
I wanna be with you night and day
I caught this in the second week of the "finals" and posted about it over on my blog.
I don't remember what tipped me off. I think it was when I heard the name of the band was "Mute Math", who I had never heard of. I Googled it and realized only a hardcore Christian would pick a Christian rock song.
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