Are the Social D members religious?

[sickofitall]

Mike's a democrat, democrats are not Christian. Doesn't mean he doesn't believe in God, just not Christ

[kustom55]

Originally posted by tellingthem:
Let's just say that you are not going to catch Ness at the Anaheim Stadium Harvest Crusade anytime soon. I also highly doubt Ness has ever watched the Reverend Gene Scott on KDOC. haha

<font size="2" face="verdana, arial">Funny you should say that, I read an interview once that Mike was watching Gene Scott on KDOC...I will try and find it [img]biggrin.gif[/img]

[A little monster]

Saying that democrats do not believe in christ is a stupid thing to say for my whole family is democrat and believes in christ.

[A little monster]

Saying that democrats do not believe in christ is a stupid thing to say for my whole family is democrat and believes in christ.

[tellingthem]

Although I too am a Democrat and a Christian, I must admit that God was not kind when he created sickgyrl's face, for it is ugly, mugly and utterly scuggly. "Thy lord reminded us of thy beauty in the human vision and did so by showing us the difference between the pleasant physical attribute and those scorned without. Sickgyrl, god has chosen your repuke mug to horrify non-believers in thy word and for that, you should be greatful and rejoice. Spread thy mugliness everywhere tho may roam". psalms 9.22

[ClarkK]

This is what I read in an old interview with Dennis Danell:

DD: "[...]Mike Ness collects '50s atomic stuff. And all those religious figures on the album cover are Mike's. He collects a lot of religious figures - he's heavy into religious symbolism. He's not really religious, he's more into the spirituality of things."

Interviewer: "This album has some religious overtones."
DD: "Yeah, it does have sin and redemption as an underlying theme weaving through it, but it's more spiritual than religious."

Here's the full-lenghth interview:

http://www.lollipop.com/archive_temp.../34-01-08.html