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Church of Satan responds to Kanye West’s ‘Jesus is King’ Album

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Church of Satan has responded to Kanye West’s new Christian album which the artiste titled ‘Jesus is King’.

Kanye West recently came out to announce is new found love for Christianity and relationship with God. In an interview, Kanye west admitted to almost quitting rapping, as ‘it’s the devil’s music’ and he is ‘in complete service to God’.

The record is, as one would expect, about West’s relationship with God, serving as a kind of atonement for past sins and promise to be of faithful servitude.

Read also: Nigerians lash out at Pastor Adeboye, over controversial prayer 

The album has now prompted all manner of responses from the music world, and now the Church of Satan have become the latest to give their opinion on the new record.

Church of Satan responded to the album via their twitter handle, they said.”Satan is the best friend Kanye has ever had,” they wrote, “as he will keep him in business all these years!”

Church of Satan

According to Fader.com, The tweet is a reference to Church Of Satan founder Anton Szandor LaVey, who believed that the fear of Satan and eternal damnation is what keeps people going back to church.

Later last Friday, the Church responded to a fan who tweeted that “Satan is pissed,” writing, “We’re more pleased than anything! Only those who read our literature will ‘get it.’” Read the Church Of Satan’s tweets about Kanye below.

Kanye West went into the streets on Manhattan, playing his music, he also released the ‘Jesus is King’ IMAX film.

Jordan Bassett had some comments to give relating to the album. He said: An iconoclast sounds peaceful and fulfilled on this jubilant gospel collection.

“West’s dedication to God’s jukebox may prove similarly sporadic (although he’s claimed ‘Jesus Is Born’, a follow-up, will be released on Christmas Day). It’s tempting to hope that’s the case, because it’s true that ‘Jesus Is King’ lacks the goofball sense of humor that always made Kanye West albums so much fun. But what’s been sacrificed has been partly compensated for with warmth and hope for the future.”

 

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