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Religion
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Aug 7, 2026 updated
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PJ Morton's song "Religion" critiques religious hypocrisy, urging listeners to move beyond blind tradition and embrace the love God actually speaks of. He challenges those who blame God for their own faults and who follow teachings without personal understanding. The song emphasizes that true faith is about love, not empty ritual, and that God is not responsible for human failures. Morton's soulful delivery underscores a call for authenticity and a deeper, more genuine relationship with God, rather than mere religious observance.
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I don't think I like your religion
Don't always make the best decisions
Not sayin' you don't have good intentions
I know that you are only human
But you blame your God when it's your own fault
Where is the love that your God spoke of?
Your God has nothing to do with them
Nothing to do with them
Nothing to do with them
Nothing to do with them
That's what you were told, let's just be honest
You didn't even take the time to find it yourself
You just took their words to be true
You don't even know why you believe what you do
But you blame your God when it's all your fault
Where is the love that your God spoke of?
Your God has nothing to do with them
Nothing to do with them
Nothing to do with them
Nothing to do with them
Your God has nothing to do with them
Nothing to do with them
Nothing to do with them
Nothing to do with them
Your God has nothing to do with them
Nothing to do with them
Nothing to do with them
Nothing to do with them
Your God has nothing to do with them
Nothing to do with them
Nothing to do with them
Nothing to do with them