Army-funded atheist rock concert features church-burning videos
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By: Joel McDurmon
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The U.S. army has reportedly spent $50,000 to fund an atheist rock concert at Fort Bragg, and worse yet, the event contracts a headline band noted for their video “Hysteria” which features burning churches, bloody crosses, military cemeteries, and footage of bombing raids. The Blaze reports,
Why in the world would atheists be using a music video that celebrates the burning of churches and bloodied crosses to promote an upcoming music festival? While a viable answer to this question is hard to fathom, this is exactly what’s going on as non-believers prepare for “Rock Beyond Belief,” a massive Army-sponsored music festival occurring at Fort Bragg in North Carolina.
The event, slated for March 31, will feature various musical acts who celebrate the notion that there isn’t a God governing the universe. Additionally, there will be speakers, a rapper who promotes evolution and more. But it is one band called Aiden that is getting the most attention for its participation in the festival. The rock group has a song called “Hysteria.” On the “Rock Beyond Belief” web site the tune is dubbed an “atheist anthem.”
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