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ungodly music with much cursing in his

performances. You see, the legacy has been

handed down over a half century — divorce,

alcohol, drugs and immorality — and it just

intensified from one generation to the next.

Don't we see something like that in the Bible

that tells us that's the way it's going to be?

A group called The Kendalls sing a song that

says "Heaven's Just a Sin Away," speaking of

immorality. George Jones is considered the

father of country music. He also recorded

Gospel songs. Here they are: 1959, “Country

Church Times”; “Homecoming in Heaven,”

1962; “We Have to Sing About Jesus,” 1972;

“The Gospel Way,” 1974; “The Gospel

Collection,” 2003. Then he's got a song titled

"Honky-tonk Myself to Death"; “Biggest Hits,”

Tammy Wynette and George Jones; "God's

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