Liberia, July 17 -- Promise M. Fernandez, Chief Executive Officer of Rainbow Global, has weighed in on the growing debate surrounding the use of secular or worldly music in Christian worship, arguing that songs from worldly musicians have no place on the altar of God, regardless of their lyrical content.

In a strongly worded statement, Fernandez described what he calls the "Unequal Yoking Syndrome" within Christianity, where believers seek to identify with God's kingdom while maintaining ties to worldly influences.

"One of the problems we face in Christianity is the 'Unequal Yoking Syndrome.' We want to identify with God's kingdom while finding reasons to justify our association with the world," he stated.

According to Fernandez, the ...