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e Getty’s ecumenical, one-world-church goal is to “bringeveryone together musically” (www.keithgetty.com). eywant to “bridge the gap between the traditional andcontemporary” (http://www.gettymusic.com/about.aspx).In a July 2013 interview Keith Getty mentioned vile rockerSting and homosexual rocker Elton John in a positive light,with not a hint of warning. e interview was with DanWooding of Assist Ministries and was broadcast onFrontpage Radio from Nashville -- http://www.assistministries.com/FrontPageRadio/FPR06.09.13KeithGettyMono.mp3.e Gettys list the Beatles as a major musical influence, andI have never heard them warn God’s people to stay away fromthe Beatles.us, any bridge that Bible-believing churches build to theGettys is a bridge beyond to the world of secular rock,because the Gettys speak in positive terms of that worldinstead of reproving the unfruitful works of darkness inaccordance with Ephesians 5:11.e Gettys are also a bridge to a wide variety of theologicalheresy.In the same 2013 interview Keith Getty heaped praise onBono of the Irish rock band U2, calling him a “brillianttheological thinker” and saying that Bono “cares for a lot ofthe things that Christ asks us to care about.” He also said, “Ilove his passion for life and his passion for learning.” Gettyhad absolutely nothing to say about Bono by word ofwarning. Bono rarely even attends church, and when he doesit is oen a viciously heretical “church” like Glide MemorialUnited Methodist in San Francisco (Bill Flanagan, U2 and theEnd of the World, p. 99). Bono’s biographer said that he hasbeen a frequent worshiper at Glide. Cecil Williams, formerpastor of the church, doesn’t believe in heaven; he beganperforming homosexual “marriages” in 1965; and church“celebrations” have included dancing with complete nudity.is is Bono’s type of Christianity. Bono says that he believes135