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You get drivel about aliens, abduction etc from all sorts of people, not just Christians – there are atheists, agnostics…

[…] last time I had had occasion to write about Rowan County clerk Kim Davis, above, was three years ago…
Whatever is presented on the BBC, and I must admit I do not watch the TV, the fact is that…
“The curriculum had already drawn tensions among the county’s religious parents, with some worrying about appropriateness and arguing the material…
As someone who produced dozens of nativity plays as a teacher and a Sunday School leader, that title ‘A Gay…
THERE’S a lot to loathe about Taylor Swift … if you happen to have had you brain turned to tapioca by a nasty little death cult called Christianity.
According to Wiki, the 34-year-old philanthropist identifies as a a pro-choice feminist who criticised the US Supreme Court decision to end federal abortion rights and is an ardent advocate for LGBT+ rights.
That alone would make her a enemy of the Christian hate brigade. But now they have her in their sights for her latest album, The Tortured Poets Department, which, according to The Christian Post, “mocks God.”
The outlet quotes Sean Feucht, a deranged Christian singer and former worship leader at Bethel Church as saying on social media how he believes the new album is making fun of Christians.

Feucht, above, wrote:
Image via YouTube
Almost half the songs on Taylor Swift’s new album contain explicit lyrics (E), make fun of Christians and straight up blaspheme God. Is this the music you want your kids listening to?
Movieguide has much more to say about Swift and the lyrics of her songs which “mock the power pf prayer.”
While it’s no secret that Taylor Swift is not a Christian, she made her hatred for religion known through her newly released album … [it] is full of minor quips that elevate Swift above God while also featuring two songs devoted to tearing down the Christian sexual ethic …

In other entertainment news I learned that British comedian Russell Brand, above, ditched whatever sanity he may have possessed and today (Sunday) got himself baptised.
“This Sunday, I’m taking the plunge,” Brand said in a video shared to X on Friday. “I’m getting baptised.”
He said that baptism had been explained to him as an “opportunity to die and be reborn.”
The imbecile said that he was “thinking about doing it in the River Thames”—recently found to have high levels of E.Coli—ending the video:
I may be leaving behind the sins, but I might be picking up some pretty serious viruses.
Starting in December 2023, the 48-year-old has published several photos and videos on his social media profiles discussing his relationship with Christianity.
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