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First she sang for God, then she kissed a girl — and she liked it.
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First she sang for God, then she kissed a girl — and she liked it. Pastors’ daughter turns into pseudo-lesbian pop princess.
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This is a great example of why the current CCM system, which I believe encourages listeners to idolize CCM artists, is dangerous.
I feel that it’s not just the CCM system, but the entire worldliness of Christian culture in general. Authors, pastors, politicians, and the list goes on. If you really focus that much attention on people, you’re bound to be disappointed.
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