Lapses in judgment are no small thing. I know this because I have experienced a number of them over the course of my life. Just recently a lapse in judgment was brought to my attention. It’s a lapse that I want to take seriously and one that I want to clarify. More importantly, it is one for which I would like to ask the forgiveness of my blog readers.
In December I shared a list of the best albums of the 2015. On that list were two albums which contain objectionable content. This was a stupid decision on my part. I do not listen to these albums regularly nor do I endorse their content. I did listen to them once the whole way through, and they interested me as intriguing cultural artifacts that communicate something about the world in which we live. I do not own these albums, nor would I recommend others buy them, but this was not made clear in the original post. I should have been far more careful, clear, and thoughtful in my highlighting them on the blog.
This was a complete lapse of judgment on my part, and lapses are no small thing. I am grateful to the individual who brought this to my attention. I was thoughtless in this original post (which has now been removed) and would like to ask for the forgiveness of my readers.
With much love and regret,
Dave Dunham
Pastor Dave Online 
As a fellow music lover, yet first a follower of Christ, I very much appreciate the clarification. Thank you.