Eh, I think a lot of it is that sturgeon's law dominates all. most pop is bad in that generic way, and Christian pop is a small subset of all pop. If you real

Eh, I think a lot of it is that sturgeon's law dominates all. most pop is bad in that generic way, and Christian pop is a small subset of all pop. If you really go deep into any niche genre, there's a lot of bad music that you won't hear unless you really search for music within that obscure genre. I mean, I think that's part of why so much classical music is so good; we only hear what people thought was worth preserving and replaying for hundreds of years. I mean, one of my favorite pieces of music overall could be classified as christian music... Beethoven's 9th. But mostly, I think it's the 'small genre' issue. I mean, I went through a period where I only listened to punk, and then only to certain obscure sub genres of punk, and you get to a point where there's one good band... then sometimes only one good song, and the rest, well, you've filtered on genre rather than quality, so most of it is crap.