Singing songs written by heretics

Let's take a stroll through the history of some of our most cherished hymns. This is going to sting a little.
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[@budmidgett3812]

Sing what you want with a faithful and joyful heart.

[@04DynaGlyde]

Is elevation music misleading or bad?

[@Bretde1]

They preach prosperity gospel and modalism. I don't think that they are on the same level as Bethel. But they use the money that they make from streaming and licensing music to fund their outreach.

[@skiterz]

Maybe someone trustworthy like yourself, Washer, LW, JM could start doing reviews on Music, study Bibles and books for study.

[@ceruleansurfer]

Sheesh... if I have to track down the author of every praise song and see whether my beliefs align to every action the person ever took, I wouldn't be listening to anything. I definitely think the song's lyrics should be theologically sound, but good grief guys, come on! The world is tearing apart all around us, let's find reasons to unite and focus on a liiiiiiittle bit of good. It is Well is a wonderful song, and if it helps me praise God, then how Horatio lived his life doesn't matter to me. That's between him and God.

[@danielarreaga3378]

I wholewheartedly agree, and need grace to know when to cut off a song and when it will edify the body...