Most Christian Friendly Metal Album That's Not Actually Christian

My vote for this is United Abominations or The System Has Failed by Megadeth. What do y'all think?

I would argue that those were Christian.

That's what I was gonna go with too. Or something by Sabbath.

Temple of Blood wrote:I would argue that those were Christian.

I was disappointed when Endgame dropped the Christian lyrics.

Pethead wrote:

Temple of Blood wrote:I would argue that those were Christian.

I was disappointed when Endgame dropped the Christian lyrics.

Endgame's title track is pretty Christian

StevenCressler wrote:

Pethead wrote:

Temple of Blood wrote:I would argue that those were Christian.

I was disappointed when Endgame dropped the Christian lyrics.

Endgame's title track is pretty Christian

Meh, just sounds like Dave ranting to me—which is not a criticism. There’s a reference to the Mark of the Beast but that’s about it. I guess depending on how much end times speculation you go for it could seem more or less Christian. But compare those lyrics to, say, Never Walk Alone from UA.

Someone had lost their marbles because I used the term “Christian friendly”… 

Now it’s okay?  LOL

Not sure about an album… but here’s a song. 


Testament - Sins of Omission 

Bro you’re really trying to start this again?

Pethead wrote:

Temple of Blood wrote:I would argue that those were Christian.

I was disappointed when Endgame dropped the Christian lyrics.

What’s the story about that? 

Dave had songs that didn’t make the album? Or did he change original lyrics to something more vague.

TZ75 wrote:

Pethead wrote:

Temple of Blood wrote:I would argue that those were Christian.

I was disappointed when Endgame dropped the Christian lyrics.

What’s the story in that? 

Dave had songs that didn’t make the album? Or did he change original lyrics to something more vague.

I just meant he went away from writing as blatantly Christian lyrics after UA.

seth wrote:Bro you’re really trying to start this again?

Why not? 

Just pointing out the hypocrisy. LOL

Pethead wrote:

TZ75 wrote:

Pethead wrote:

Temple of Blood wrote:I would argue that those were Christian.

I was disappointed when Endgame dropped the Christian lyrics.

What’s the story in that? 

Dave had songs that didn’t make the album? Or did he change original lyrics to something more vague.

I just meant he went away from writing as blatantly Christian lyrics after UA.

I guess his “on fire” stage wore off.

Alice Cooper-The Last Temptation

WildWorld wrote:Alice Cooper-The Last Temptation

He's Dave Mustaine's Godfather. 

StevenCressler wrote:

Pethead wrote:

Temple of Blood wrote:I would argue that those were Christian.

I was disappointed when Endgame dropped the Christian lyrics.

Endgame's title track is pretty Christian

No, it's taken straight from Alex Jones.

Hardly like "Never Walk Alone".

Never Walk Alone is awesome lyrically and musically.

Are there any other Megadeth albums besides UA and TSHF that have Christian-ish lyrics?

There may be hints here and there, but not really from what I recall.

Temple of Blood wrote:

StevenCressler wrote:

Pethead wrote:

Temple of Blood wrote:I would argue that those were Christian.

I was disappointed when Endgame dropped the Christian lyrics.

Endgame's title track is pretty Christian

No, it's taken straight from Alex Jones.

Hardly like "Never Walk Alone".

That’s more or less what I was trying to say, but ToB was more direct.

Pethead wrote:That’s more or less what I was trying to say, but ToB was more direct.

I don't think anyone has ever accused TOB of being less than direct.  

So what's the deal with Th1rt3en? I've kinda avoided it because of the name and album cover.

Pethead wrote:There may be hints here and there, but not really from what I recall.

Bullet To The Brain from Dystopia has the line "the forbidden fruit taste sweeter" which is a hint, but the rest of the song doesn't really have anything.

Christian Thrash Rules wrote:So what's the deal with Th1rt3en? I've kinda avoided it because of the name and album cover.

Don’t remember much objectionable content-wise. The music is kinda so-so, although it’s a decent album. “Black Swan” is one of my favorite Deth tunes.

Christian Thrash Rules wrote:So what's the deal with Th1rt3en? I've kinda avoided it because of the name and album cover.

It's called that because it's their 13th album. Black Swan, the title track, and Deadly Nightshade would be my recommendations from it.