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(RNS) — Throughout history, Christianity has been bent into strange shapes to suit someone’s need for power.

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Repugnant. Revolting. Repellent. Detestable. Disgusting. Distasteful. These are just a handful of ways we talk about what is morally abhorrent. They’re also ways we talk about the way things taste.