Failed Gospel Music Career: Frustrated Vivianne Dumps Christianity
Kenyan singer Vivianne, known for her candidness, recently set the internet ablaze with her fearless statements. On August 21, 2024, she dropped a bombshell on her TikTok account, revealing her decision to step away from Christianity.
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In her video, Vivianne didn't hold back. She questioned the very foundations of Christianity, portraying it not as a path to spiritual growth, but as a system rooted in control and fear. “Listen up,” she began, leaning into the camera. “I'm about to spill some tea on why I don't believe in Christianity.”
According to Vivianne, the problem lies in the Bible—the ultimate rulebook for Christians. “It's like this ancient GPS that dictates your entire life,” she quipped. “Every decision, every thought, even your choice of breakfast cereal—it's all in there!”
But that's not all. Vivianne took aim at how the Bible has been used to justify harmful behaviour. “People can hate you, condemn you, ostracize you—all while waving that holy book around like a magic wand,” she said, her eyes flashing with intensity. “And honestly, that's just wrong.”
The singer also championed personal power and creativity. “Our souls are like cosmic powerhouses,” she declared. “We're part of this vast, interconnected universe. So why let one book hold us back?”
Failed Gospel Music Career: Frustrated Vivianne Dumps Christianity
And don't get her started on women's portrayal in the Bible. “Man was created first, and then woman was made to serve him,” Vivianne scoffed. “Yet it's the woman who carries and nurtures life. Something's not adding up here!”
Vivianne called Christianity a “disease” and “brainwashing.” She argued that it's an institution designed to control the masses while empowering only a select few. “Christianity is like that clingy ex who won't let you move on,” she quipped. “Time to break free!”
Her followers were divided. Some applauded her courage, while others clung to their Bibles even tighter. But Vivianne stood her ground. “We've got the power,” she urged. “Freedom, light, love—it's all within us. And no book should limit that.”
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Interestingly, this bold critique comes after Vivianne's gospel ballad release in 2021. Reflecting on the pandemic, she mused, “Sometimes you've got to change your tune. My Christian roots? Yeah, they're still there. But now I'm dancing to my own beat.“
