@Tommygeezus There is plenty of christian meaning in this song. 1. Sepulcher-gravestone (vanity is a quick way to death) 2. Do as you please, shame will follow (do what you want and nothing good will come out of it in the end) 3. As long as these struggles are aimless (the constant bickering between atheists and christians), we will all be standing still (no one gets any closer to the other's side) 4. When worded correctly, truth is never a cliche (self-explanatory) 5. All mistakes can be marked by borders (mistakes have a beginning and end [the fall of mankind which can be found in Genesis 3]) 6. All of love can be traced to a maker (maker =God; God is defined, in the Bible, as Love) 7. It seems as if what is most important, isn't noticed when forgotten (most atheists don't claim God is false, they claim he doesn't exist, or, forget Him) 8. And that whole last paragraph of screaming is self-explantory if you read Genesis and Exodus). So yes, just because they have Christian members doesn't mean they must be Christian, but the lyrics speak for themselves. As for the Zombie ep, it isn't Christian. They wanted to have some fun, but you will notice, they didn't start cussing or speaking a false message.