To explore the development and influence of contemporary theology music from the 20th century to the present, the author focus on its impact on society, politics, and religious evolution. It highlights how composers, such as Olivier Messiaen, have redefined religious music through innovative techniques like unique harmonies, rhythmic structures, orchestration, and integration of electronic music.

Theology music fosters universal values like peace and unity while addressing social issues, such as racial injustice during the Civil Rights Movement. It transcends traditional religious settings, becoming a tool for cultural and emotional connection in public spaces like theaters and films. It serves dual roles: symbolizing authority in state ceremonies and empowering political resistance against oppression. Contemporary theology music enriches spiritual expression, blending traditional beliefs with modern techniques and multicultural influences. It reflects the changing role of religion in a secular world, addressing broader philosophical questions while maintaining its relevance. With its universality and depth, it continues to inspire and connect humanity, demonstrating its enduring significance across cultural and temporal boundaries.