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God-shaming; Christ-lopsided bops?

Taylor fanboy
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I'm looking for some condemning bops that would compromise my Christianity.

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    Sky Ferreira's seminal hit, Omanko, is about reframing the idea of Jesus as a horny Japanese man who reads comics. You will immediately become athiest.

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    Just now, Archetype said:

    Sky Ferreira's seminal hit, Omanko, is about reframing the idea of Jesus as a horny Japanese man who reads comics. You will immediately become athiest.

    Put Jesus on blast!

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    Time to do some shameless promo of this rock bop batman

    My Christian raised 10 year old a** did a double take when this song leaked online.

    not necessariliy God-shaming but highly allegorical lyrics and a very sacrilegious video

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    I love me a great Christian pop-girl moment! katie2

    I don't believe in a god; let's leave religion out of all this! I don't remember promising my life and soul to bring you all bliss. If I am what you say, I expect to be hanging from a wooden cross when all this is done!

    jonny5

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