I've read that expert level questions aren't covered on the exam. I've been including the expert level questions that I have gotten wrong in SH as part of my review - but is it even worth it? Deciphering their reasoning and why I got them wrong is pretty time consuming, and the questions/answers are very ambiguous. Is it even worth the time?
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I'm a old codger (in my 40's... so not too old), and I still have a CD collection and actively buy CDs. I usually rip my CDs to FLAC files and MP3s, which I then put on a USB so I can play music in my vehicle and on my home stereo.
I don't know why I've waited so long, but I have a small collection (maybe 7-10) of Christian Music CDs... Newsboys, DC Talk, and Matthew West to name a few. I all but stopped listening to Christian music about 10 years ago, even though I kept going to church up until 2 years ago. I decided that it was finally time to get rid of them, perhaps as a symbolic gesture more than anything. There is a local buy/sell media store that opened up nearby, so perhaps I can cash them in and maybe use the proceeds to buy one used CD that contains real music (no offense to any past members of worship teams who are out there).
I'm kind of looking forward to getting rid of them, to be honest. I don't keep my CDs on display, although I have room to do so now, so that is one of the driving factors for getting rid of them.
Whether you stayed in the faith or not, did you purge your old Christian music when you deconstructed? There were some similar threads out there recently in the same vein, about what people did with their purity rings and other items.
I am keeping the electronic copies of my Christian music, but they have been moved to an obscure "archive" folder on my laptop. Maybe I'll look back at them in another 10 years and finally decide to delete them.