I guess Christian music should only be worship music, but this market doesn't see it that way. They will sell whatever they think will move a lot of records. Marketing the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. I still 'rassle with the whole notion of what Christian music is and what it is supposed to be. I guess that's why I'm ultimately more comfortable working in the general market.
Christian music is inherently different.
There is a moral and spiritual agenda, and sometimes the agenda differs greatly with what I find to be true. I take God seriously, and I don't believe a lot of people in Christian music have thought their belief systems through. I feel partly responsible if I work on a record that is chock full of religious misinformation, or dogmatic propaganda. I do respect a lot of these people in this market. I trust them.