Conye West says Jesus did not answer his prayers and calls himself God.

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These are the stories we will discuss today and we will address some of your questions.

I'm your host Sean McDow along with special co-host today

Biola professor and author Thaddeus Williams. This is the Think

Bivocally Weekly Cultural Update update brought to you by Talal School of Theology, Biola University.

That it's super fun to have you on. First time we're gonna have you back

assuming you don't drop the ball. Just kidding you know you know I'm giving a hard time but we got

some fascinating stories. You actually sent this one to me as we prep for this week so

I want to get to your thoughts but let me lay out for folks a little bit what happened

so yay known as formerly known as Kagnay West did an interview just this past week

about a new kind of number one hit and musical success that he's had.

Basically as I listened to the whole interview, I don't know any other way to frame it then it was kind of him giving the middle finger to everybody who questioned and doubted him, call them anti-Semitic, said he had mental health problems, couldn't be successful.

He came out swinging. Now within that interview, by the way folks can go listen to it but I didn't count there's probably 200 F bombs in this incredibly crude so you have been warned but in the middle of it he said a few

things about his faith that are important because not long ago he came out as a

Jesus follower did a gospel-based album, and a lot of Christians got excited about

this. So here's some of the things that he said in the innover. He said, I have my issues

with Jesus.

There's a lot of stuff I went through that I prayed,

and I didn't see Jesus show up.

He also said, the main thing I really don't rock with

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