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The boundaries associated with shock value widen each year and a performance at this week's Grammy Awards did not fail to appall. Sam Smith and Kim Petras' performance of Unholy left nothing to the imagination, featuring top hats with devil horns, seductive dancers surrounding a cage and roaring flames. In fact, the satanic worship had the support of pharmaceutical giant Pfizer and CBS. Should Christ followers be surprised when culture obstinately persists in its rebellion against God and His Word? Kurt and Kate discuss and callers weighed in with their thoughts.
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The boundaries associated with shock value widen each year and a performance at this week's Grammy Awards did not fail to appall. Sam Smith and Kim Petras' performance of Unholy left nothing to the imagination, featuring top hats with devil horns, seductive dancers surrounding a cage and roaring flames. In fact, the satanic worship had the support of pharmaceutical giant Pfizer and CBS. Should Christ followers be surprised when culture obstinately persists in its rebellion against God and His Word? Kurt and Kate discuss and callers weighed in with their thoughts.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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