Madonna's New Age End Time Satanism: A Revelation

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MTV News Staff (July 19, 2012). "Madonna Avoids Another "'MDNA' Tour" Controversy by Agreeing To Show Clip Honoring Polish War Veterans". MTV . Retrieved September 21, 2022. Atkinson, Nathalie (April 6, 2018). "Exploring the Catholic influence on fashion, from Madonna's Like a Prayer to the runway". The Globe and Mail. Archived from the original on June 29, 2022 . Retrieved June 29, 2022. She inscribed her own view of sin exploring her sexuality and religious themes and it influenced others. For example, professor Peter Gardella, wrote in Innocent Ecstasy (2016), that "her music helped others to reach the same goal". Gardella, further quotes a professor of gender studies as saying: "It was also Madonna, leading her own sexual revolution, who made me realize that sex was not a sing, nor was it a bad thing, in spite of what the Catholic Church and my family thought". [61] Miller, another supporter of these views, noted her early influence in a substantial number of teenage girls, as Madonna impacted not only their fashion, but their identities and influencing on their life goals and desires. [43]

According to scholar Ana Wortman, in the Latin American Council of Social Sciences (2007), she achieved status of "cultural object" in the sense of cultural anthropology. Therefore, Wortman believes that some people wear her image on a T-shirt as a cultural artifact. [203] From left to right: actresses Iyari Limon, Adriana Torrebejano, and Emilia Mazer and gay porn actor, Landon Conrad wearing T-shirts with Madonna's image. Lynn Neal, assistant professor of religious studies at Wake Forest University, wrote in Religion in Vogue (2019), that despite the criticism from the Christian community towards Madonna, others found her early rebellious stance to conservative religion and her juxtaposition of religious symbols with female sexuality "fashionable" and sought to emulate her style. [76] In Consumption and Spirituality (2013), academic Linda M. Scott and the other authors, credited Madonna with initiating the trend of using religious emblems typically worn as objects of beauty. [174] The Globe and Mail 's Nathalie Atkinson was critical, granting Madonna a major role because religious iconography became "subversive" for the masses since the 1980s, while her style infiltrated high fashion. [175]Hart, William David (2000). Edward Said and the Religious Effects of Culture. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0521778107. Andersen, Christopher (2015). The Good Son: JFK Jr. and the Mother He Loved. Simon & Schuster. ISBN 978-1476775579.

Madonna also became one of the Hollywood celebrities that attracted concerns from authors about her spiritual forays. For example, British commentator Melanie Phillips, said that Madonna, Cherie Blair and Princess Diana represent the rise of what Christopher Partridge has termed "occulture". [144] Robert Wuthnow, a studier of sociology of religion, described in Creative Spirituality: The Way of the Artist (2003): "At worst, artists' spirituality is reduced to the commercial exploits of pop-singer Madonna or the cultic followings of the Grateful". [145] In Mediating Faiths (2016), Joy Kooi-Chin Tong wrote that Madonna, Microsoft and McDonald's, represented a "fierce competition" for religious leaders in Singapore to retain their followers' loyalty. [146] Following the release of " Justify My Love", there was a report of graffiti in at least three synagogues and a high school in Ventura County, California, using the phrase "synagogue of Satan" (Revelations 2:9). [147] Israeli visits and role within Kabbalah studies [ edit ]Madonna's onstage representations of religions, provocative statements, behavior, among other things, attracted criticism of religious institutions from major religious groups, including the Vatican State/Catholic Church. A handful of clergies, however, reacted with sympathetic views. Various religious adherents staged protests against Madonna numerous times, while she was often accused of sacrilege, heresy, iconoclasm and blasphemy. Madonna herself, has claimed she believes in Jesus but not in institutional organizations. Even over the last Christmas season Madonna came under fire after she posted some family photos featuring her 10-year-old twins in corsets and high heels. Although there were other images from the photoshoot which seemingly didn’t refer to religion at all, some blasted the project as a whole. Beware Madonna, Vanity Fair and the lot of you. It’s disgraceful and sad that you think you can get away this blasphemy.” Turner, Bryan; Khondker, Habibul Haque (2010). Globalization East and West. SAGE Publishing. ISBN 978-0-85702-670-5.

Thorpe, Vanessa; Melville-James, Anna (August 8, 1998). " 'She wanted the world to know who she was, and it does' ". The Independent. Archived from the original on June 20, 2022 . Retrieved June 20, 2022. Levenda, Peter; Krassner, Paul (2011). Sinister Forces—The Manson Secret: A Grimoire of American Political Witchcraft. TrineDay. ISBN 978-1936296798. The impending concert has created a wave of protest in the Catholic nation with Parliamentarian Marian Brudzynski saying, "The concert of a highly perverse singer who calls herself 'Madonna' is deeply humiliating to Warsaw residents and Poles in general." a b "Madonna ignores plea to tone down act". The Sydney Morning Herald. September 13, 2006 . Retrieved September 15, 2022.a b c McGreal, Chris (September 20, 2004). "Madonna in mystical mode dismays Orthodox Jews". The Guardian . Retrieved September 10, 2022.