is it a sin.........?

Question

to burn music from both neil diamond and iron maiden onto the same cd?

and before you start to go off about it being stealing, i pay to down load music.

Answer 1

Addendum to Bible, Thou shalt not burn music from both neil diamond and iron maiden onto the same cd.

Answer 2

The Seven Sins inculde:
Gluttony
Wrath
Greed
Pride
Sloth
Envy
Lust

Just because you burn a CD with two different artists that you or a friend like, isn't a sin. If you like music from both Neil Diamond, and Iron Maiden, then feel free to combine the two artists to make a CD you'll love!

I burn CD's with the most contrasting of music, but it's all music that I like - so I don't regard societies opinion of my taste. I've burned Electronica, Heavy Metal, and Indie on the same CD before. I've burned Death Metal, and Classical on the same CD. It's not what other people find tasteful - it's what YOU find tasteful.

Rock on - I pay for my downloads too!

Answer 3

No, it's just a sin for the Neil Diamond. Hah.

(Kidding...just my personal preferences coming out here)

On a serious note, nice to see someone else with eclectic music tastes.

Answer 4

It is an abomination to mix the music of 2 gods of rock on one CD

Answer 5

2k years ago i died at the cross, you humans are so irrevocably bound by your heartless inquiries into sin vs not sin, consider you this, that I had a very mysterious reason for doing that because you all are so very in need of a serious lesson: that your urge to regiment these mentalities and to unleash them at times you consider appropriate vs unappropriate, that is the lesson you must begin to grasp although you begin to get a ripe view of it through a value judgment of the validity of my statement, let it just be a truce b/w you and i, that these things and more can you not help but bring about. a truce, a peace, infinite energy i shall aid you all in "discovering".... I love you all, that is why I do aNyThInG

Answer 6

That's why they call it a mix ---who could have expected the Heidi Klum / Seal thing---but yet-- there it is---I mean---some years back I spun disks at a disco---unbelievable the spectrum we got away with within a two hour run--some of the license we took of from--to could have caused mental whip-lash had we not been really good at the slow build and the gradual take down---Anyway--it's your dang cd --put Kate Smith on singing duet with Roger Plant hell--go for it------

Answer 7

Only the law imputes sin: Romans 5:13
Christ is the end of the law: Romans 10:4
Thereby Christ is the end of law imputed sin,
and thereby also the end of sin's death sting.
Christ is our peace, who hath abolished the law.
For law: the "strength" of sin's death sting: 1Cor 15:56,
is flat out called the "ministration of death" in 2Cor 3:7,
the "strong man" to bind to spoil the hse of sin & death,
so it's the "horse" rider Death rode in on: Revelation 6:8;
Which things are an allegory, a mystery to solve in time.

The "grace" of our Lord Jesus Christ with you all. Amen.

Answer 8

lol. Yeah.....thats gotta be a sin, if I'v ever heard one.

But to me, having any cd with Neil Diamond is a sin

Answer 9

No, no, and again no! It should be the Eleventh Commandment: THOU SHALT burn CDs of Neil Diamond and Iron Maiden.

And why?

Because: YOU MADE MAINWORRY CRACK A JOKE! HALLELUJAH, HALLELUJAH, HALLELUJAH!

Answer 10

Nope! Just don't put Kenny G or Barry Manilow on that same CD. That WOULD be a sin!