is enya christian?
Mick
I doubt it. I thought she was a new-age witch.
Christopher Butterworth
hi
,
does anyone know if enya's music is christian, or has it got druidic undertones.
thanks,
chris.
.
Anthony Chamberlist
You can't tell the difference?
Christopher Butterworth <cbut...@gucis.cit.gu.edu.au> wrote in article
<cbutterw.857014498@gucis>...
> hi
> ,
>
> .
>
>
Rick Baldwin
In article <cbutterw.857014498@gucis>, cbut...@gucis.cit.gu.edu.au
(Christopher Butterworth) wrote:
> does anyone know if enya's music is christian, or has it got druidic
undertones.
wow. deja vu.
_____________________________________
Visit "OUTTA SITE!" It's less filling AND tastes great!
http://www.Nashville.Net/~carpeday/toon.html
John Blackburn
>does anyone know if enya's music is christian, or has it got druidic
>undertones.
Enya was raised a Catholic, and does profess a belief in a supreme
being. More importantly, she creates beautiful music that speaks of the
higher aspects of the human condition (love, loss, grief, the beauty of
nature). Her songs have an ecclesiastical style, with soft angelic
choruses and sweet melodies. No witchcraft there.
Is she a born-again, evangelical Christian? No. Does she create music
heavenly music that calms the soul? Yes.
To those who feel compelled to cast stones, more appropriate targets
would be the heavy metal and hip-hop artists who promote msyogony and
hate.
Rick Baldwin
In article <331592...@tandem.com>, John Blackburn
<blackbu...@tandem.com> wrote:
> Is she a born-again, evangelical Christian? No.
Has she told you this?
Carol
John Blackburn wrote:
: To those who feel compelled to cast stones, more appropriate targets
: would be the heavy metal and hip-hop artists who promote msyogony and
: hate.
Good point, John.
...............................................
Carol
http://www.geocities.com/WestHollywood/3729/
...............................................
James M. McDonald
This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
------=_NextPart_000_01BC2698.26B7DE80
Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="----=_NextPart_001_01BC2698.26B7DE80"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
------=_NextPart_001_01BC2698.26B7DE80
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
Christopher Butterworth <cbut...@gucis.cit.gu.edu.au> wrote in article
<cbutterw.857014498@gucis>...
> hi
> ,
>
> does anyone know if enya's music is christian, or has it got druidic
undertones.
>
> thanks,
> chris.
She may very well be. If you check the translations of her lyrics some are
hymns of praise. Many have to do with Irish and family history. One song
mentions Samhain (Halloween) but more in a historical rather than a
sympathetic context. I know of no lyrics that are Druidic. For good
translations of her lyrics check out:
http://www.pathname.com/enya
------=_NextPart_001_01BC2698.26B7DE80
Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
<html><head></head><BODY bgcolor=3D"#FFFFFF"><p><font size=3D2 =
color=3D"#000000" face=3D"Arial"><br><br>Christopher Butterworth =
<<font color=3D"#0000FF"><u>cbut...@gucis.cit.gu.edu.au</u><font =
color=3D"#000000">> wrote in article <<font =
color=3D"#0000FF"><u>cbutterw.857014498@gucis</u><font =
color=3D"#000000">>...<br>> hi <br>> ,<br>> <br>> does =
anyone know if enya's music is christian, or has it got druidic =
undertones.<br>> <br>> thanks,<br>> chris.<br><br>She may very =
well be. If you check the translations of her lyrics some are =
hymns of praise. Many have to do with Irish and family history. =
One song mentions Samhain (Halloween) but more in a historical =
rather than a sympathetic context. I know of no lyrics that are =
Druidic. For good translations of her lyrics check out: =
<br>http://www.pathname.com/enya </p>
</font></font></font></font></font></body></html>
------=_NextPart_001_01BC2698.26B7DE80--
------=_NextPart_000_01BC2698.26B7DE80
Content-Type: application/octet-stream; name="Enya - Translations and Lyrics.url"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
Content-Description: Enya - Translations and Lyrics (Internet Shortcut)
Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="Enya - Translations and Lyrics.url"
[InternetShortcut]
URL=http://www.pathname.com/enya/
------=_NextPart_000_01BC2698.26B7DE80--
Clarence T.
Now That's Weird...why then Is she grouped under new age?
That is VERY odd...
James M. McDonald <jamc...@iserv.net> wrote in article
<01bc26c2$0f8de680$4bb9...@jamcdona.iserv.net>...
Christopher Butterworth <cbut...@gucis.cit.gu.edu.au> wrote in article
<cbutterw.857014498@gucis>...
> hi
> ,
>
> does anyone know if enya's music is christian, or has it got druidic
undertones.
>
> thanks,
> chris.
She may very well be. If you check the translations of her lyrics some are
hymns of praise. Many have to do with Irish and family history. One song
mentions Samhain (Halloween) but more in a historical rather than a
sympathetic context. I know of no lyrics that are Druidic. For good
translations of her lyrics check out:
http://www.pathname.com/enya
----------
leei...@dnaco.net
In <01bc2883$78ea9e80$21b2...@singnet.com.sg.singnet.com.sg>, "Clarence T. " <sle...@mbox2.singnet.com.sg> writes:
>Now That's Weird...why then Is she grouped under new age?
>That is VERY odd...
Record store labels for musical styles have very little to do with
the theology of the artist.
For most record stores, the new age category designates a style
of music, not a type of theology or spirituality.
Ed Rock
On 4 Mar 1997, Clarence T. wrote:
> Now That's Weird...why then Is she grouped under new age?
> That is VERY odd...
Maybe the same reason Kenny G is "grouped under" jazz...
[Or more probably for the same reason Doug Trowbridge/Richard Souther and
Tom Howard are often in the New Age category...]
Ed Rock Ed Rocks the Web http://ias.ga.unc.edu/~ecrab Ed Crabtree
"My brother sells cars, another one's gay."
--King's X
Jerry B. Ray
In article <01bc2883$78ea9e80$21b2...@singnet.com.sg.singnet.com.sg>,
Clarence T. <sle...@mbox2.singnet.com.sg> wrote:
>Now That's Weird...why then Is she grouped under new age?
>That is VERY odd...
Style, not content.
JRjr
--
%%%%% vap...@prism.gatech.edu %%%%%%%% Jerry B. Ray, Jr. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
"I am so amazingly cool you could keep a side of meat in me for a month.
I am so hip I have difficulty seeing over my pelvis."
-- Zaphod Beeblebrox
Rick Baldwin
>Now That's Weird...why then Is she grouped under new age?
>That is VERY odd...
When Pierce Pettis was on the Windham Hill label you often had to look for
him under "new age".
enya's stuff with Clannad was much less "new age", but nonetheless still
quite spiritual.
Mike Ack
Ed Rock wrote:
>
> On 4 Mar 1997, Clarence T. wrote:
>
> > That is VERY odd...
>
>
> [Or more probably for the same reason Doug Trowbridge/Richard Souther and
> Tom Howard are often in the New Age category...]
Would that reasoning explain why King's X is typecast as metal?
--
-mka(mac...@mhv.net)
http://www1.mhv.net/~macker
nangi namaj perez
Misha Fernandez
I think that enya is not christian, lyrics says it all, and look at her
last 2 albums , Memory of trees and Sheperd Moon, there is a common
theme... the moon, doesn't that hint you on something??? Oh well.... what
make you ask in the first place?
Mishael Fernandez mi...@pworld.net.ph
If something takes you time make sure it can be put to you benefit and
advantage.
Ed Rock <ec...@ias.ga.unc.edu> wrote in article
<Pine.ULT.3.95.97030...@ias.ga.unc.edu>...
> On 4 Mar 1997, Clarence T. wrote:
>
> > Now That's Weird...why then Is she grouped under new age?
> > That is VERY odd...
>
> Maybe the same reason Kenny G is "grouped under" jazz...
>
> [Or more probably for the same reason Doug Trowbridge/Richard Souther and
> Tom Howard are often in the New Age category...]
>
Ed Rock
On Thu, 6 Mar 1997, Mike Ack wrote:
> Ed Rock wrote:
> > On 4 Mar 1997, Clarence T. wrote:
> >
> > > Now That's Weird...why then Is she grouped under new age?
> > > That is VERY odd...
> >
> > Maybe the same reason Kenny G is "grouped under" jazz...
> >
> > [Or more probably for the same reason Doug Trowbridge/Richard Souther and
> > Tom Howard are often in the New Age category...]
>
Exactly.
Ed Rock
On 7 Mar 1997, Misha Fernandez wrote:
> I think that enya is not christian, lyrics says it all, and look at her
> last 2 albums , Memory of trees and Sheperd Moon, there is a common
> theme... the moon, doesn't that hint you on something???
Assuming mentioning the moon means that an artist is "new age" or whatever
is quite a stretch. Blatantly Christian artist Dana Russell's last labum
was called _Beyond the Moon_ and featured several references to the moon.
Maybe *THAT* was why the album didn't sell well. (You can now pick up
copies at Family BS for 2.88.)
> Oh well.... what make you ask in the first place?
I didn't. I was just responding to someone who did.
Jason and Heather
Ed Rock <ec...@ias.ga.unc.edu> wrote:
> On 7 Mar 1997, Misha Fernandez wrote:
> >
> > I think that enya is not christian, lyrics says it all, and look
> > at her last 2 albums , Memory of trees and Sheperd Moon, there is
> > a common theme... the moon, doesn't that hint you on something???
>
> Assuming mentioning the moon means that an artist is "new age" or
> whatever is quite a stretch. Blatantly Christian artist Dana
> Russell's last labum was called _Beyond the Moon_ and featured
> several references to the moon.
Hmm. That would explain a lot about that Victoria Williams...
jason
r.m.c resident atheist
--
"The man who marries a modern woman marries a woman who expects to vote
like a man, smoke like a man, have her hair cut like a man, and go without
restrictions and without chaperones and obey nobody."
BOBBED HAIR - John R. Rice, 1941 http://www.primenet.com/~steiners/
Rick Baldwin
> > > I think that enya is not christian, lyrics says it all, and look
> > > at her last 2 albums , Memory of trees and Sheperd Moon, there is
> > > a common theme... the moon, doesn't that hint you on something???
> >
> > Assuming mentioning the moon means that an artist is "new age" or
> > whatever is quite a stretch. Blatantly Christian artist Dana
> > Russell's last labum was called _Beyond the Moon_ and featured
> > several references to the moon.
I've heard NFL QB Warren Moon is a witch.
Matt Laswell
Rick Baldwin (rickb...@utk.edu) wrote:
: > > > I think that enya is not christian, lyrics says it all, and look
: > > > a common theme... the moon, doesn't that hint you on something???
: > >
: > > Assuming mentioning the moon means that an artist is "new age" or
: > > whatever is quite a stretch. Blatantly Christian artist Dana
: > > Russell's last labum was called _Beyond the Moon_ and featured
: > > several references to the moon.
: I've heard NFL QB Warren Moon is a witch.
To the scales!
- matt
Brian the Minnesotan
In article <Pine.ULT.3.95.970310...@ias.ga.unc.edu>, Ed
Rock <ec...@ias.ga.unc.edu> wrote:
> On 7 Mar 1997, Misha Fernandez wrote:
>
> > I think that enya is not christian, lyrics says it all, and look at her
> > last 2 albums , Memory of trees and Sheperd Moon, there is a common
> > theme... the moon, doesn't that hint you on something???
>
> Assuming mentioning the moon means that an artist is "new age" or whatever
> is quite a stretch. Blatantly Christian artist Dana Russell's last labum
> was called _Beyond the Moon_ and featured several references to the moon.
> Maybe *THAT* was why the album didn't sell well. (You can now pick up
> copies at Family BS for 2.88.)
tsk. tsk. tsk. They changed their name....remember.....They're Family
Christian Store now....:-) lol...
Brian the MInnesotan
Ed Rock
Darn, they found out. Too bad the BS is still there whether you can see
it or not.
Ed Rock Ed Rocks the Web http://ias.ga.unc.edu/~ecrab Ed Crabtree
"The only way to understand God's kingdom is to get out of your own."
--Maggie Lauterer, MDiv, 1st Level, Union Theological Seminary
anonymous
On 7 Mar 1997, Misha Fernandez wrote:
> I think that enya is not christian, lyrics says it all, and look at her
> last 2 albums , Memory of trees and Sheperd Moon, there is a common
> theme... the moon, doesn't that hint you on something???
I don't know what is so wrong with earth religion references in an
album. I'm not sure that christianity, druidism or even wicca is
neccessarily incompatible. What is wrong with a little paganism among
christians?
Celeborn
anonymous wrote:
>
> On 7 Mar 1997, Misha Fernandez wrote:
>
> > I think that enya is not christian, lyrics says it all, and look at her
> > last 2 albums , Memory of trees and Sheperd Moon, there is a common
Actually, it's not really your business unless she would like to make a
public statement of some sort.
Her family and native country (Ireland) are certainly heavily Catholic
with very old roots and traditions that have come down from the old
pagan influences.
> > theme... the moon, doesn't that hint you on something???
'Shephard Moon' is a term coined by the JPL/Voyager team when it was
discovered that the rings of Saturn were stabilized by the interactions
of several small moons.
Michael DiIanni
.3.95.9703101037...@ias.ga.unc.edu> <behmer-1003...@dcp1-9.msp.infi.net> <3329FF...@reply.not.young.capulet>
Distribution:
:anonymous (anon...@reply.not.young.capulet) wrote:
: On 7 Mar 1997, Misha Fernandez wrote:
: > I think that enya is not christian, lyrics says it all, and look at her
: > last 2 albums , Memory of trees and Sheperd Moon, there is a common
: > theme... the moon, doesn't that hint you on something???
: I don't know what is so wrong with earth religion references in an
: album. I'm not sure that christianity, druidism or even wicca is
: neccessarily incompatible. What is wrong with a little paganism among
: christians?
Absolutely, I'm a Catholic, but I still enjoy reading Greek Mythology. I
don't believe in Zeus and Ares and all the rest but there's no harm in
educating yourself.
-mike
Patrick Hankin
anonymous wrote:
>
> On 7 Mar 1997, Misha Fernandez wrote:
>
> > I think that enya is not christian, lyrics says it all, and look at her
> > last 2 albums , Memory of trees and Sheperd Moon, there is a common
> > theme... the moon, doesn't that hint you on something???
>
> I don't know what is so wrong with earth religion references in an
> album. I'm not sure that christianity, druidism or even wicca is
> neccessarily incompatible. What is wrong with a little paganism among
> christians?
What is so wrong with allowing people to be what they are? The murderers
and crims get caught eventually just as in olden times. What is it about
this this modern civilisation's habg up up about posting and pegging and
delineating peiople according to some mantra. to me it's all crap. enya
if that's what she wants to call herself makes good music. how about
concentarayting on that. she makes music that appeals to our hearts ,
heads or feet. let the music flow and affect these without worrying about
whether it's ideologically pure or not.
patrick
eucharius
she was raised catholic, and she includes religious music on her albums,
'how can i keep from singing' is a quaker (?) hymn, and some of her
latin stuff is religious. doesn't make her christian or non-christian, i
guess we would have to ask her to find out for sure.
euchy
--
Und die Engel rührten ihr' unsterblichen
Harfen und sangen die Wunder des der Euchy!
--
to bother me via e-mail, remove the ! from my address
Morgaana
Enya composes the music, Roma Ryan writes the lyrics.
Morgaana
RED Stafford
Enya is her real name. She was brought up speaking Gaelic, so don't
think it's just a stage name she came up with, kay, hon? Frankly, I
don't particularly care what path she is on, it's her own life... She
does have both Christian and pagan influences in her music, though, and
why not? Ireland is like that, and she is of her country.
And as for the whether she is pagan or christian or whatever, that's her
life. Her songs are of love and love for nature, and the simplicity of
that is good for anyone, no matter their religion... =)
Jaa mata!
RED
Prof. Feedlebom
anonymous <anon...@reply.not.young.capulet> wrote:
>On 7 Mar 1997, Misha Fernandez wrote:
>> I think that enya is not christian, lyrics says it all, and look at her
>> last 2 albums , Memory of trees and Sheperd Moon, there is a common
>> theme... the moon, doesn't that hint you on something???
>I don't know what is so wrong with earth religion references in an
>album. I'm not sure that christianity, druidism or even wicca is
>neccessarily incompatible. What is wrong with a little paganism among
>christians?
My understanding, based on what I read from a British fan-mag, was
that she was Catholic, but with some firm beliefs in Celtic folk
religion.
Lest we forget what part of the world she's from.
pc...@a4455apc.esr.hp.com
anonymous (anon...@reply.not.young.capulet) wrote:
: On 7 Mar 1997, Misha Fernandez wrote:
: > I think that enya is not christian, lyrics says it all, and look at her
: > last 2 albums , Memory of trees and Sheperd Moon, there is a common
: > theme... the moon, doesn't that hint you on something???
: I don't know what is so wrong with earth religion references in an
: album. I'm not sure that christianity, druidism or even wicca is
: neccessarily incompatible. What is wrong with a little paganism among
: christians?
Gee, that would depend on who you ask, wouldn't it? I personally
would object to the Christianity mixed in with otherwise perfectly
good paganism. Many Christians feel that even the tiniest bit of
paganism is 'verboten'.
------------ Paul A. Cook
kris...@ix.netcom.com
Prof. Feedlebom wrote:
>
> anonymous <anon...@reply.not.young.capulet> wrote:
>
> >On 7 Mar 1997, Misha Fernandez wrote:
>
> >> I think that enya is not christian, lyrics says it all, and look at her
> >> last 2 albums , Memory of trees and Sheperd Moon, there is a common
> >> theme... the moon, doesn't that hint you on something???
>
> >I don't know what is so wrong with earth religion references in an
> >album. I'm not sure that christianity, druidism or even wicca is
> >neccessarily incompatible. What is wrong with a little paganism among
> >christians?
>
> that she was Catholic, but with some firm beliefs in Celtic folk
> religion.
>
> Lest we forget what part of the world she's from.
it doesnt matter what religion she is.. will you not like the music if
you find out shes oh my gosh! CHRISTIAN!
im wiccan and happy enouhg with my belief that i can accept others.
just a thought tho.
auroura
Keneth M. Burling
I also agree, I do not believe in the greek gods, amd I do not worship
Gaia. But I do feel that the earth or Gaia is to be respected, for in a
very real way she is our mother. Even acourding yo the christian bible, we
were made from the soil of the earth, that make the earth our mother, and
as such we should respect, and protect the earth. Also there are things in
this world wich can not be seen with the eyes alone. I pity those people,
regardless of faith, who do not realize this. the earth can be a very
empty place if you limit your self to only five senses. I hope that people
read what I am saying. And if I am not making myself clear, or you just
have some input, please Email me My Email address is written below.
May the lord bless you
and may your journey
on this earth be long and
fruitfull.
--
Kenneth M. Burling
em...@nova1.net
Michael DiIanni <ak...@freenet.hamilton.on.ca> wrote in article
<5geo5h$r...@main.freenet.hamilton.on.ca>...
> .3.95.9703101037...@ias.ga.unc.edu>
<behmer-1003...@dcp1-9.msp.infi.net>
<3329FF...@reply.not.young.capulet>
> Distribution:
>
> :anonymous (anon...@reply.not.young.capulet) wrote:
> : On 7 Mar 1997, Misha Fernandez wrote:
>
> : > I think that enya is not christian, lyrics says it all, and look at
her
> : > last 2 albums , Memory of trees and Sheperd Moon, there is a common
> : > theme... the moon, doesn't that hint you on something???
>
> : I don't know what is so wrong with earth religion references in an
> : album. I'm not sure that christianity, druidism or even wicca is
> : neccessarily incompatible. What is wrong with a little paganism among
> : christians?
>
kenda...@gmail.com
> I doubt it. I thought she was a new-age witch.
its Celtic in origin and that does not mean witchcraft, she is catholic. not pagan.
irish...@gmail.com
On Thursday, February 27, 1997 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-8, John Blackburn wrote:
> >does anyone know if enya's music is christian, or has it got druidic
> >undertones.
>
> Enya was raised a Catholic, and does profess a belief in a supreme
> being. More importantly, she creates beautiful music that speaks of the
> higher aspects of the human condition (love, loss, grief, the beauty of
> nature). Her songs have an ecclesiastical style, with soft angelic
> choruses and sweet melodies. No witchcraft there.
> Is she a born-again, evangelical Christian? No. Does she create music
> heavenly music that calms the soul? Yes.
> To those who feel compelled to cast stones, more appropriate targets
> would be the heavy metal and hip-hop artists who promote msyogony and
> hate.
shorn...@gmail.com
> I doubt it. I thought she was a new-age witch.
bem...@gmail.com
chri...@aol.com
hannahw...@gmail.com
phyglo zamotra
Molar mass: 293.4 g/mol
Formula: C18H19N3O
Trade name: Zofran, Ondisolv, others
Bioavailability: ~60%
Elimination half-life: 5.7 hours
4mg 30 disintegrating tablets $600
8mg 20 disintegrating tablets $700
Heroin
IUPAC ID: (5α,6α)-7,8-didehydro-4,5-epoxy-17-methylmorphinan-3,6-diol diacetate
Formula: C21H23NO5
Addiction liability: High
Onset of action: Within minutes
Duration of action: 4 to 5 hours
$80 per gram
Morphine
Formula: C17H19NO3
IUPAC ID: (4R,4aR,7S,7aR,12bS)-3-methyl-2,4,4a,7,7a,13-hexahydro-1H-4,12-methanobenzofuro[3,2-e]isoquinoline-7,9-diol
Bioavailability: 20–40% (by mouth), 36–71% (rectally), 100% (IV/IM)
Excretion: Renal 90%, biliary 10%
Onset of action: 5 minutes (IV), 15 minutes (IM), 20 minutes (PO)
Duration of action: 3–7 hours
Price 15 mg: $5 per pills
CONTACT US NOW FOR INSTANT RESPONSE AT .
Contact Number : WhatsApp / CALL / TEXT
+1 (614) 421-7532
damaris...@gmail.com
Shawn Messick
> In article <331592...@tandem.com>, John Blackburn
> Has she told you this?
> Visit "OUTTA SITE!" It's less filling AND tastes great!
> http://www.Nashville.Net/~carpeday/toon.html