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Line 72: − − == Baptists in Russia == − − ''See also:'' [[Restrictions on religious activity and/or religious persecution in Czarist, Soviet, and contemporary Russia]] − − According to a 2006 report of CWNews: Baptists, Pentecostals and [[Catholic]]s and are among the Russian religious groups to complain of police failure to protect them from attacks or other unwarranted intrusions during church services, or of police raids to preclude them conducting religious activity-- such as the giving out religious literature- - which they regard as legitimate.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20060629083510/http://www.cwnews.com/news/viewstory.cfm?recnum=44638 Whose side are police on? Russian Christians ask], CWNews.com, 2006</ref>
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Many Baptists (primarily in the Independent ranks) are opposed to modern "worldly" music inside or outside of the church even if the lyrics mention God or Jesus Christ, and some Baptist colleges like [[Pensacola Christian College]] prohibit students from listening to any music other than traditional church music or classical music.<ref>http://www.pcci.edu/pathway/</ref> However, many moderate and left-leaning churches do accept Christian rock and some forms of secular music.
Many Baptists (primarily in the Independent ranks) are opposed to modern "worldly" music inside or outside of the church even if the lyrics mention God or Jesus Christ, and some Baptist colleges like [[Pensacola Christian College]] prohibit students from listening to any music other than traditional church music or classical music.<ref>http://www.pcci.edu/pathway/</ref> However, many moderate and left-leaning churches do accept Christian rock and some forms of secular music.
==Controversies==
==Controversies==