Do all musical roads lead to heaven?

Contrary to popular thought, the essential nature and value of  different musics is not always the same.  The  Christen musician who unwittingly believes that one can squeeze the music of Satan's matrix into efficacious worship of a holy God is mistaken.  Although two different musics will both have purpose and will effect the performer and the auditor, the nature and value each is not always synonymous since each may be driven by a different purpose.

Any praxial view of that supposes that "all musical roads lead to heaven" is faulty.  Remember that  when it comes to philosophic musical praxis, direction determines destiny.  All musical trees do not yield the same understanding or , so to speak, the same musical fruit.

 To suppose that music that has been influenced by Satan  and that ipso facto derives its significance  and value from his influence  is valuable to worship  God is a faulty view.  Such a view essentially equates "good" value to a music that has been perverted by Satan.  There is no "good" that comes from any part of Satan's perverted praxis.  Furthermore, there is no spiritual "good" or spiritual understanding to be derived from music that has been influenced by Satan.  One exception is a text that is quoted from the Bible or is clearly biblical.  However, one must also take into consideration the music part of this music.   To suppose that Christian musicians can squeeze "good" out of the result of trying to retask the music part of this music is to suppose that good may be derived from Satan's influence.