The study examined over 800 songs and compared their theology to the Scriptures, and found that the Australian rock group’s 1979 classic was “significantly more accurate” than over 96% of them.
“While modern worship songs tend to contain little theology, an anemic view of sin, and a poor understanding of the work of the Holy Spirit, ‘Highway to Hell’ has a very biblical view of the doctrine of hell,” a CCLI rep said. “Lead singer Bon Scott had a clear understanding of man’s natural inclination toward sin and the inevitable judgment of God that follows.”
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The website Babylon Bee is satire.
BabylonBee is a satirical site. It is a Christian version of the onion
does that make it bad? much of the 'modern' music is way off base...
I wonder if you could ask Bon Scott how's that party working out for you? What would he say? If I'm not mistaken there was a rich man begging for a diseased beggar to come and touch the tip of his tongue with a drop of water in the Bible I read. So I don't believe you can say the song is biblically accurate. Probably lots of screaming but doubt it's a party.
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