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Heaven's pop songs?
- By Bob Crowley
- General Theology
- 3 Replies
Some saints have had visions of heaven. Saint John Bosco was one.
He claimed that he could not describe the music as it was so overpowering.
www.catholiccompany.com
We need to bear in mind that the changing musical landscape of modern life is a flash in the pan compared to the time that has already elapsed, and possibly will elapse, and our musical fads aren't going to have much impact on God's music.
As CS Lewis wrote somewhere "If God wants music, He won't ask us for it" or words to that effect.
In heaven everything will be transcended, whether we're talking about music, natural beauty, "mansions" or charity.
He claimed that he could not describe the music as it was so overpowering.
What do the saints say heaven is like?
Several saints have had visions of heaven. The first thing they all say is that heaven is indescribable—that no human language can successfully convey even a shadow of what they saw in their vision. Any attempt would fall short of the amazing reality. However, they do attempt to describe for us...
www.catholiccompany.com
We need to bear in mind that the changing musical landscape of modern life is a flash in the pan compared to the time that has already elapsed, and possibly will elapse, and our musical fads aren't going to have much impact on God's music.
As CS Lewis wrote somewhere "If God wants music, He won't ask us for it" or words to that effect.
In heaven everything will be transcended, whether we're talking about music, natural beauty, "mansions" or charity.
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