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  Not so long ago, the social media platforms were awash with the open letter of one Dele Banjo,who claim to be a member of Deeper life ministry. In that said letter, he equally calls himself a political activist, anti-indecency campaigner, Christian teacher and the founder of the anti-indecency charity. He flays and faulted the general overseer of the ministry for allowing conventional music into the church thus, compromising what he has taught them for long. He frowns at the invitation the G.O. extended to gospel musician the likes of Don Moen. He wants gospels, hymns, and songs to remain the status quo. Here are the reasons I think he has missed it: Church doctrines are neither the ten commandments nor the christian law which Paul the apostle says is now written in our hearts.  Hebrews 10:16,  This  is  the covenant that I will make with them after those days, saith the Lord, I will put my laws into their hearts, and in their minds will I write them; It is fear of altering doctrines