Are Johnny Cash's songs theologically correct?

Answer 1

do you mean ones like, the Folsom
prison blues.

i am sure the inmates thing so.

Answer 2

Depends what you consider correct theology. Johnny Cash did a song called "Highwayman" along with Waylon Jennings and Kris Kristofferson and it's about a guy that keeps getting killed and reincarnated to a new life. It's a cool song.

Answer 3

I don't know, but they sure are good, my dad sang some of them -
I fell in - to a burning ring of fire . . I saw the movie too.
That was good when Ma Carter ran the pill pusher off with the shot gun eh? Way to go Ma! Don't mess with a mean Momma!
The critics gave it a bad rating, but any true story gets a five star rating with me. Two thumbs up!
(I'm drinking eh - don't mind me.)

Answer 4

That depends entirely upon your perspective on theology. But if you see Christ as the sole hope for salvation, and that we are desperately wicked in need of a saviour, then yes, his theology is sound.

However, I wouldn't play his stuff in my church before an activity.

Answer 5

johnny cash was a cool dude, are u picking on him now? who cares, HE thought so and that was good enough for some good music

Answer 6

Many, like "burning ring of fire" were written by June Carter Cash...

She was a fundamentalist christian.

Answer 7

His music was good. Long black train. Don't go ridin' on that long black train. Ya, is was OK theology.

Answer 8

Yes. He's the man.

Answer 9

You know they are.............