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Hellish Grammy show proves Hollywood doesn’t respect religious beliefs

The internet was ablaze Sunday night after a satanic Grammy performance which conservative critics decried as sickening.

The

performance

in question was Sam Smith and Kim Petras’…

The internet was ablaze Sunday night after a satanic Grammy performance which conservative critics decried as sickening. The

performance

in question was Sam Smith and Kim Petras’ “Unholy,” a lewd song

Variety

described as about a “family man having unsafe sex.” At the Grammys, Smith and Petras, who identify as non-binary and transgender, respectively, are surrounded by fire, red lights, and provocatively dressed dancers carrying whips or pantomiming demonic possession. Smith eventually dons a hat with cartoonish devil horns while Petras performs from inside a cage. The music video for the song was no less risqué – a cabaret show featuring androgynous burlesque dancers, contestants from RuPaul’s Drag Race and a cameo from a gay porn star. The Grammy performance bordered on demonic and was criticized as such. “This…is…evil,” tweeted U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas.

Conservative commentator Robby Starbuck

denounced

Smith's mockery of Christianity as “boring, vile, rehashed shock tactics that Hollywood seals clap for because they’re evil & stupid.” Yet liberal news outlets accused critics of

overreacting

. However, an equally flagrant and raunchy parody of any other religion would not be treated with such lenience, let alone celebrated. While Smith and Petras debauched Christianity on television, a Minnesota art professor was accused of Islamophobia and

fired

for doing her job. Her crime: showing a 14th century painting of the Prophet Muhammad in a global art class. How can these both happen? Simply put, the mainstream has decided Christianity doesn’t deserve the same protection as other religions. Progressive ideologues turn a blind eye when Christianity is desecrated – Demi Lovato’s

recent album cover

is a prime example – because they don’t actually care about equal treatment. They only care about protecting the people or beliefs that deserve it – those they perceive as oppressed or victimized – and gleefully say, “To hell with the rest.”