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Artist: Eternal Mystery
Canonical path: /eternal-mystery/marketing-the-savior-an-examination-of-idiotic-behavior
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Marketing the Savior - An Examination of Idiotic Behavior
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Marketing the Savior - An Examination of Idiotic Behavior
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Society has gone insane
Now they think they can sell the Savior
Plastering cheap slogans on merchandise
Cheap cover-ups for whitewashed tombs
This madness has grown fast
Into a large corporate joke
This stops here and now
This market must be silenced
I don't need a shirt
To let people know that I'm born again
If they can't see Christ in my life
Then something is terribly wrong
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