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Not yet they haven't. The advent of tech from the 60s on has not improved music, but made it worse, much worse.
I was a member of a religion as teen and into my late 20s. One of its worst features was the soul crushing boredom of its meetings and activities. The sermons were agonizingly dull. Personal PCs came on the scene in the early 90s and all the church elders recommended I buy one. They claimed it made writing and researching their sermons a breeze.
Unfortunately, their sermons remained torture to sit Through. Computers were not able to impart talent to their programmers.
And they never will be able to.
Ps...my comments were not intended to discourage the Church. Certain sectarian fringes of it are, however, quite unpleasant in their sterile, legalistic "spirituality".
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