Title: Psalms: Viewed as Art, Not Worship?
Product review: I went to the Illuminating the Word exhibit when it came to the Mobile Museum of Art in Mobile, Alabama this past January. I was deeply offended. Let me explain. When I went to the Psalms display, I was shocked. The display read: "Superimposed on this image are digital voiceprints (electronic images of sound) of the monks at Saint John's Abbey singing Gregorian chant; a Native American sacred song; a Jewish men's chorus singing psalms; Buddhist tantric harmonics; an Islamic call to prayer (adhan); Taoist temple music; Hindu bhajan; and Indian Sufi chant." I could not believe it when I saw it. This is a direct example of pluralism, a school of thought which teaches that there are many ways to God. To superimpose voiceprints of worship into the sacred biblical text exclusive to a religion other than Christianity is absolutely heretical.
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