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* BrokenBase: After Peter Furler's departure, there's a breed of fan that will tell you in no uncertain terms that it's not Newsboys anymore and that Michael Tait should "go back to Music/DC Talk" (a group that's been defunct since the early 2000's).

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* BrokenBase: After Peter Furler's departure, there's a breed of fan that will tell you in no uncertain terms that it's not Newsboys anymore and that Michael Tait should "go back to Music/DC Talk" Music/DCTalk" (a group that's been defunct since the early 2000's).
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* BrokenBase: After Peter Furler's departure, there's a breed of fan that will tell you in no uncertain terms that it's not Newsboys anymore and that Michael Tait should "go back to DC Talk" (a group that's been defunct since the early 2000's).

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* BrokenBase: After Peter Furler's departure, there's a breed of fan that will tell you in no uncertain terms that it's not Newsboys anymore and that Michael Tait should "go back to DC Music/DC Talk" (a group that's been defunct since the early 2000's).
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** In the mid-2010’s, George Perdikis publicly revealed that he was now an atheist. The headlines at the time described him only as “the founder” or “founding member” of the Newsboys (you had to read the article to know it was Perdikis), and thus, coupled with John James’s revealed drug habit, some fans came to believe that John James had renounced his faith (despite his not technically being a founding member). Worse yet, as this was revealed after Peter Furler had left the group, some believed it was Furler who was now a professing atheist.
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* CommonKnowledge: Longterm fans (particularly those who were able to attend multiple concerts) have a tendency to think of the Newsboys as John James's band until Peter Furler "took over". The simple fact is that it was ''always'' Furler's band. On albums, James's heyday was during an era wherein few had ever heard of the group, and by the time they started selling in the millions with ''Not Ashamed'' and ''Going Public'', Furler was already doing a majority of the lead vocals on the albums (though James still sang them live). The last three albums of the "John James era" are about 60-70% Furler's voice.
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* BrokenBase: After Peter Furler's departure, there's a breed of fan that will tell you in no uncertain terms that it's not Newsboys anymore and that Michael Tait should "go back to DC Talk" (a group that's been defunct since the early 2000's).
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* {{Anvilicious}}: Some of their early songs are a bit... heavy... on the [[AnAesop aesops]].

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* %%* {{Anvilicious}}: Some of their early songs are a bit... heavy... on the [[AnAesop aesops]].



* EarWorm:
-->''"Shine!''
-->''Make 'em wonder what ya got''
-->''Make 'em wish that they were not''
-->''On the outside looking bored..."''

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* CultClassic: One of the most popular bands in the ChristianRock genre; almost unheard of outside of it.



* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Anytime the lineup changes, most recently when frontman/songwriter Peter Furler decided to leave.

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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Anytime the lineup changes, most recently when frontman/songwriter Peter Furler decided to leave.

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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Anytime the lineup changes, most recently when Peter Furler decided to leave. Never mind that he's still writing their songs.
** That was the original plan, but Furler ultimately decided not to continue in any way with the band. None of the songs on ''Born Again'' are credited to Furler.

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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Anytime the lineup changes, most recently when frontman/songwriter Peter Furler decided to leave. Never mind that he's still writing their songs.
** That was the original plan, but Furler ultimately decided not to continue in any way with the band. None of the songs on ''Born Again'' are credited to Furler.

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