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Edited by NomadEnigma4154:
3/14/2019 4:35:30 PM
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A mildly interesting poll (read)
So me and some friends had an argument today. It was about whether or not a church service counts as a concert. Me and my friend T said no while my other friends, K and A, said yes and even started pulling in others that agreed with them. So, I figured the internet would have a better answer. Tell me why below.
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2 RepliesNo, you are worshiping God
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1 Replykinda relavant some of my friends saw pics of our church and thought it was a rave one time
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7 RepliesI was told this was interesting, it was not.
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Just as a different perspective, the definition of concert is ; "a musical performance given in public, typically by several performers or of several separate compositions." Technically speaking, it is a concert, but on the other hand, concerts are for entertainment, not prayer. So. Could go either way. Up to you really.
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3 RepliesA live performance to worship a god isn't the same as a concert.
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4 Repliesunless its got christian rock then no
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5 RepliesEdited by Cobravert: 3/13/2019 8:18:12 PMA concert could be as few as a few people. It doesn't matter the number of people (more make it more epic) nor the venue (indoor, outdoor, civic center, high school gym, parking lot, wherever).... If it is a performing band that you are willingly going to see, it's a concert. A church is just a large building. It does not negate the ability to host a concert there. Just going to church, for a regular service? no No one is going there on a regular service to hear a full concert. They may come to see someone notable sing a song, but it's just a song, not a concert.
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4 RepliesOnly if they have one of those godrock bands that comes out during intermission or whatever that is.
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1 Reply1 reason: concerts have hot chicks drunk enough to think I’m lesbian too. I’m a dude for the record
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1 ReplyWhen music plays most certainly
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1 ReplyEdited by LZ2001: 3/14/2019 3:59:57 AMThe church I go to does have the feel and look of a concert, but it is not one.
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1 ReplyNah. Though a concert could be held in a church. [spoiler]Note that this is from a Christian aswell.[/spoiler]
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1 ReplyEdited by Uncanny_Vale: 3/13/2019 9:34:58 PMI don’t mind Jesus early stuff but I don’t go to his concerts. I can’t stand the groupies.
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1 ReplyThose... aren’t the same thing. Concerts are literally around [i]only[/i] for entertainment purposes, while church service and worship is more than that.
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1 ReplySo is a Travis Scott Concert [i]worship,[/i] then? Hehe
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1 ReplyI would say no but Kanye’s Sunday Services put me on the fence
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1 ReplyChurch is not a concert. That's like saying movies are concerts.
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4 RepliesI would say not. Church has music, yes, but a concert is its own thing. A church could hold a concert in its building I suppose, but again, the church isn't really a concert it's just hosting one
