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Christian Rock is a genre of [[music]]. It is a mix of [[Christianity]] and Rock and Roll. The genre has come under fire from some Christians who say the music is a compromise to the secular world.<ref>http://www.av1611.org/crock/crock1.html</ref> Nevertheless, it has become one of the fastest growing music genres. <sup>Citation needed</sup> | Christian Rock is a genre of [[music]]. It is a mix of [[Christianity]] and Rock and Roll. The genre has come under fire from some Christians who say the music is a compromise to the secular world.<ref>http://www.av1611.org/crock/crock1.html</ref> Nevertheless, it has become one of the fastest growing music genres. <sup>Citation needed</sup> | ||
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Revision as of 22:13, July 23, 2007
Christian Rock is a genre of music. It is a mix of Christianity and Rock and Roll. The genre has come under fire from some Christians who say the music is a compromise to the secular world.[1] Nevertheless, it has become one of the fastest growing music genres. Citation needed
Bands
Switchfoot
Haste the Day
Anberlin
Jack of all Trades
Cubed
Stryper