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Senate Nominee Describes Self as Christian Who Hates Christianity in Old Interview
A Senate candidate discussed his views on Christianity during a past interview. The remarks resurfaced ahead of the election. The candidate described himself as someone who identifies as Christian while expressing strong criticism of the religion.
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A Senate nominee said in an earlier interview that he identifies as a Christian who hates Christianity. The comments were made during a conversation with a transgender theologian and have since been made public. The nominee stated, "I always think of myself as a Christian who hates Christianity." The interview was conducted before the current campaign.
The remarks were recorded during a discussion on faith and personal identity. No date for the original interview was provided in the report. The statements have drawn attention as the election approaches. Campaign officials have not issued a response.
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